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Accounting Terminology

 * Accountancy
 * Index of accounting articles
 * Accounting assumptions
 * Accounting entity
 * Accounting networks and associations
 * Accounting period
 * Accounting records
 * Clearing account
 * Cost allocation
 * Event to knowledge
 * Intangible asset
 * Profit model
 * Cost accounting
 * Real-time posting
 * Tax profit
 * Amortization
 * Bookkeeping


 * Accounting Terminology (Category)
 * Accelerated depreciation
 * Account (accountancy)
 * Accounting equation
 * Accounts payable
 * Accounts receivable
 * Accrual
 * Accrued liabilities
 * Adjusted basis
 * Adjusting entries
 * Amortization (business)
 * Asset
 * Auditor's report
 * Balance (accounting)
 * Balance sheet
 * Bill and hold
 * Business mileage reimbursement rate
 * Capital appreciation
 * Capital expenditure
 * Capital surplus
 * Cash flow
 * Cash flow forecasting
 * Cash flow statement
 * Certified Internal Control Auditors
 * Chart of accounts
 * Checkoff
 * Clean surplus accounting
 * Basis of accounting
 * Constant purchasing power accounting
 * Cost of goods sold
 * Cost principle
 * Debits and credits
 * Double-entry bookkeeping system
 * Enterprise liquidity
 * FIFO and LIFO accounting
 * Financial audit
 * Forensic accounting
 * Fund accounting
 * General ledger
 * Generally accepted accounting principles
 * Goodwill (accounting)
 * Historical cost
 * Impairment cost
 * Internal audit
 * International Financial Reporting Standards
 * International Standards on Auditing
 * Management accounting
 * Management discussion and analysis
 * Mark-to-market accounting
 * Matching principle
 * Mergers and acquisitions
 * Model Audit Rule 205
 * Notes to financial statements
 * Record to report
 * Revenue center
 * Revenue recognition
 * Sarbanes–Oxley Act
 * Statement of changes in financial position
 * Statement of retained earnings
 * Stranded asset
 * Tax accounting in the United States
 * Total absorption costing
 * Trade credit
 * Travel and subsistence
 * Trial balance
 * Triple bottom line
 * Voluntary disclosure
 * XBRL