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Financial Objective: Examples and Detailed Explanations

Updated on December 25, 2022 · By Ahmad Nasrudin Tag: Business Objective

Financial Objective Examples and Detailed Explanations

What's it: A financial objective is a target or something we want to achieve through the finance department. They guide the finance department and its team to make decisions and focus on relevant activities to achieve objectives. Financial

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Accounting and Finance, Management

Accounting and Finance Department: Roles and Links with Other Departments

Updated on October 2, 2022 · By Ahmad Nasrudin Tag: Accounting, Business Function, Finance

What's it: The accounting and finance department is concerned with planning, managing, and controlling financial resources, including managing records and information related to business finances. In addition, the department is responsible for

Tag: Accounting, Business Function, Finance

Accounting and Finance

What are the Invoice Factoring Advantages and Disadvantages

Updated on April 14, 2022 · By Ahmad Nasrudin Tag: Invoice Factoring, Source of Finance

The invoice factoring service has several advantages and disadvantages. Allowing the company to get cash immediately is its main advantage. However, using the services of a factoring company requires the company to spend money to pay fees. What

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Accounting and Finance

Invoice Factoring: Meaning, Importance, How it Works

Updated on June 1, 2021 · By Ahmad Nasrudin Tag: Invoice Factoring, Source of Finance

What's it: Invoice factoring is a financing arrangement in which a company sells its invoices receivable to a finance company (called a factor or factoring company) in exchange for liquidity. The factoring company will pay cash from the invoice

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Accounting and Finance

Breakeven Point: How to Calculate, Benefits, Pros, Cons

Updated on April 9, 2022 · By Ahmad Nasrudin Tag: Break-even Analysis, Breakeven Point

What's it: The breakeven point is the point where revenue equals total costs. At that point, the company's sales level is not high enough to profit but not low enough to incur a loss. Why is the breakeven point important Businesses use

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Accounting and Finance

Company Funding: Purposes, Types of Sources

Updated on April 15, 2022 · By Ahmad Nasrudin Tag: Company Funding, Source of Finance

What’s it: Company funding is an injection of money from funders to companies. Sometimes, we also refer to it as corporate financing. In general, two sources of funding: equity and debt. We refer to equity funders as stock investors,

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Accounting and Finance, Financial Statements

Operating Leverage: Why It Matters, How to Calculate it

Updated on April 14, 2022 · By Ahmad Nasrudin Tag: Leverage, Operating Leverage

What's it: Operating leverage shows you the extent to which a company's operating costs are dependent on fixed operating costs. If the company has high leverage, it shows that the company has a significant proportion of fixed costs. Meanwhile,

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Accounting and Finance

Activity-Based Budgeting: Meaning, Steps, Simple Examples, Pros, Cons

Updated on April 15, 2022 · By Ahmad Nasrudin Tag: Activity-Based Budgeting, Budgeting

What's it: Activity-based budgeting is a budgeting method by quantifying only key business activities and their associated costs. In the process of allocating money, the company maps critical activities to achieve company goals. Then, the

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Accounting and Finance

Full Costing: Meaning, Components, Pros, and Cons

Updated on October 2, 2020 · By Ahmad Nasrudin Tag: Accounting System, Cost Accounting

What's it: Full costing is a cost accounting technique that considers all the costs of producing a single unit of product, whether fixed or variable overhead. These costs include direct material costs, direct labor costs, and all overhead costs.

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