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Net Tangible Assets Formula

Net tangible assets (NTAs) are an entity's total assets less intangible assets such as goodwill, all liabilities and the par...

Difference Between Prepaid Income Tax and Deferred Tax Asset

A prepaid income tax is an asset, recorded on the balance sheet of an entity as a prepaid item, representing...

Examples of Deferred Cost

Deferred cost is a cost that has already been incurred by an entity, but which corresponds to more than one...

Characteristics of a Derivative

A derivative is a financial instrument or agreement/ contract whose value changes in reaction to the change in a specific...

Difference Between Net Revenue and Gross Revenue

Gross revenue (also gross sales) is the monetary amount that an entity earns from sales of products/ services (i.e., its...

Examples of Financial Liabilities

A financial liability is a liability that results in an outflow of monetary assets or other financial assets. Specifically, it...

Difference Between Financial Assets and Monetary Assets

A financial asset is an asset that has no physical characteristics, but rather derives its value from a monetary basis,...

Examples of Financial Assets

A financial asset is an asset that has no physical characteristics, but rather derives its value from a monetary basis,...

Debt/ Equity Bifurcation Accounting

Debt/ equity bifurcation is the splitting of specific, purported debt instruments into part debt and part equity and the treatment...

Difference Between Differential Cost and Incremental Cost

Differential cost and incremental cost are two different concepts, though at times they are interchangeably used. The former is defined...