2. the capital from a business that is set aside from profit or from shares sold at higher that their original price;
3. the amount of money moving into and out of a business at a particular point in time;
4. part of the annual profit that is not paid out to shareholders as dividend, but reinvested in the company;
5. receiving money from a person, a bank, or other financial organization and agreeing to pay it back later, usually with interest;
6. money that has been borrowed and has to be paid back;
7. a person or an organization that lends money and charges interest on the repayments;
8. a way of buying goods where the buyer takes the goods and pays for them in regular instalments over a fixed period of time;
9. offering company shares for sale to the public or a stock exchange for the first time;
10. the amount of short-term capital that a business has available to meet the day-to-day cash requirements of its operations;
11. money given for a specific purpose;
12. buildings and the land they occupy.
Exercise 4. Fill the necessary prepositions into the sentences and translate them:
Retained Profit
for, through, in, within, to, of(6), after
retained profit is the amount … profit tax that directors … a business decide not to distribute … their shareholders, but to keep … the business. It is held as an increase .. the capital and reserves … the purchase … assets. Retained profits from the most important source … finance … business expansion.
Exercise 5. Write an appropriate word or phrase in the following sentences
distributed, share issues, premises, hire purchase, a grant, retained profit, cash flow, a loan (2), cash.
1. I’d like to pay in …, please.
2. The bank agreed to give the company … of $100,000.
3. The … in our country is good because we take in much more money than we
spend.
4. Our … will provide capital for the planned growth next year.
5. I applied at the bank for … at 7% interest
6. The Ford Foundation gave the economist … for research.
7. He bought a computer on … .
8. A guard asked the stranger to leave the … .
9. As Britain recovers from recession, computers will seek to rise finance through …
10. Goods are … to our major customers first.
Exercise 6. Sum up what you remember about:
a) financial reserves;
b) retained profit;