As their ________ on investment hit the lowest point in the last 5 years, they decided to stop investing in our company.

We studied the __________ ______ carefully to see if the assets exceeded the liabilities and shareholders’ equity.

Our company has experienced a decrease in _________ due to the financial crisis.

In order to decide if the company was worth investing in, they wanted to look at the _________ it had been making over the previous year.

He couldn’t start a business because he didn’t have enough ___________, so he decided to work as a freelancer for the time being.

She couldn’t tell me her _____ salary because she didn’t know all the taxes she was paying; moreover, salaries are not transparent in her company.

______ _______ bookkeeping gives you a better perspective than single entry bookkeeping because it helps you make sure each transaction is accurately recorded.

She’s been studying to become a ___________ accountant for a few years now, but she just couldn’t manage to pass the final exam.

Her __________ income exceeded his, but they still couldn’t afford to get the house they’d been dreaming about for such a long time.

Although their balance sheet didn’t look very promising, the company seemed worth investing in because of an anticipated ___________ in the value of their product.

He decided to invest in ________ of a very profitable company instead of considering a savings account, because he was sure he could make money fast and he enjoyed taking risks.

__________ are recorded on the right side of the balance sheet, while assets are listed on the left.

The company’s __________ were easy to calculate, but it was difficult to quantify the value of the employees’ expertise.