What is a Depreciation Schedule?
A depreciation schedule is a breakdown of the depreciation expense calculated and allocated over the span of an asset’s useful life.
What is a Debit in Accounting?
Debit in accounting marks one half of every financial transaction, offset by a credit to a different account on the opposite side.
What is a Credit in Accounting?
Credit in accounting is a journal entry with the ability to decrease an asset or expense but increase capital, liability or revenue.
What is a Coupon Rate?
The coupon rate is a static variable in the bond market. It’s the interest paid by the bond. Most bonds pay out their coupons on a semi-annual basis.
What is Bid Price?
The bid price is the highest price a buyer is willing to pay for an investment. This converges with the sellers ask price.
What is Ask Price?
Ask price is the lowest price an owner is willing to sell any given asset, such as stock. This is the opposite of the actual bid.
What is an Annual Financial Report?
An annual financial report is an audited report of a corporation or mutual fund’s condition and performance that is given to shareholders every year.
What is Bond Amortization?
Bond amortization is known as the gradual decrease of value of an intangible asset over the span of its estimated useful life.