Accounting
Turnover vs Revenue
Turnover refers to how many times a company burns through assets such as cash, inventory, workers, etc. However, revenue represents the money a company earns by selling its goods and services for a price to... |
Assets vs Liabilities
An asset is something which is owned and controlled by an entity. It is capable of bringing some financial gain in the future. On the other hand, a liability is a present obligation which has to be settled in... |
Draft vs Check
A check is a negotiable instrument which directs a bank to pay a certain amount from a specified account. A demand draft refers to a prepaid negotiable instrument which is used for transfer of money in a more... |
Debit vs Credit
In financial accounting or bookkeeping, "Dr" (Debit) is the left side of a ledger account or when something has been deducted from the account, whereas "Cr" (Credit) is the right side of a... |
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