Entrepreneurs pay for these expenses once, at the beginning of a business, and often include things like equipment, the inital lease for the building, goods to sell, and utility hookups.

• Start Up Costs
• Fixed Costs
• Variable Costs
• On Going Costs

These expenses are paid regularly, and often includes things like payroll, rent, inventory, and marketing.

• On Going Costs
• Fixed Costs
• Start Up Costs
• Variable Costs

This process is used to plan for upcoming revenues and expenses.

• Budgeting
• Fundraising
• IPO
• Funding Round A

Net profit or loss is shown on this financial document.

• Income Statement
• Cash-Flow Plan
• Balance Sheet
• Equity Statement

The amount, or percentage, added to the costs of a product to arrive at the selling price.

• Mark Up
• Wholesale Price
• Discount
• Capital

A ratio that compares the gain or loss from an investment relative to its cost.

• ROI
• Investment Ratio
• Net Income
• Cash Flow Perecentage

A financial document that explains how cash is being used during a period of time.

• Cash-Flow Statement
• Income Statement
• Balance Sheet
• W2 Payroll Form

The different ways that a business plans to generate a profit.

• Revenue Stream(s)
• Budget
• Securing a Loan
• ROI

The property that you can let the lender keep until the loan is paid off is described as this (5 Cs of Credit).

• Collateral
• Capital
• Capacity
• Credit

Honoring one's obligation to repay a loan is described as this "C" (5 Cs of Credit).

• Character
• Collateral
• Capital
• Capacity