8. FINANCIAL VOCABULARY


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ESSENTIAL FINANCIAL VOCABULARY 1

ESSENTIAL FINANCIAL VOCABULARY 2




TRANSLATE THESE SENTENCES PAYING ATTENTION TO THE EXPRESSIONS IN BOLD:

1.-His first company went bankrupt. 
2.-This company doesn't have enough cash to pay its suppliers.
3.-We can offer a 10% discount.
4.-We'll have to take another loan if we want to continue with our company.
5.-He has a company credit card to pay for his expenses.
6.-My annual income is 30.000 euros.
7.-Our bank owns ten offices in different towns.
8.-You'll receive your repayment back on your credit card.
9.-Her expenses exceed her revenue, so she is getting into financial difficulties.
10.-Your cash balance is the money you have in your bank account.
11.-This company is going out of business because it is not profitable.
12.-Shareholders own shares in a company. Successful companies pay high dividens to their shareholders.
13.-In order to get money companies issue shares.
14.-Banks always charge interest rates on loans.
15.-Accountants work with figures every day.
16.-My company purchased three new cars last month.
17.-Our sales are increasing although our custumers are decreasing.  
18.-His gross salary is 2.000 euros but his net salary is lower because he has to pay taxes.
19.-Liabilities are money that a company owes.

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