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Matt Vickers
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Current ratio: Formula and examples
The current ratio measures liquidity by comparing current assets to current liabilities to show whether a company can meet short-term obligations.
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Are employee reimbursements taxable under IRS rules?
Employee reimbursements are not taxable when paid under an IRS-compliant accountable plan and are taxable as wages under a non-accountable plan.
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Capital expenditure (CapEx): Definition, calculation, and examples
Capital expenditure (CapEx) is money spent on long-term assets, calculated to measure investment in property, plant, and equipment over time.
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Operating profit: Formula, examples, and what it shows
Operating profit is the profit a company earns from core operations after subtracting operating expenses but before interest and taxes.
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What are liquid assets? Definition and examples
Liquid assets are cash or near-cash resources that can be converted to cash quickly with minimal loss in value, including bank balances & marketable securities.
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Operating cash flow: Definition and formula
Operating cash flow is the cash a business generates from its core operations, showing whether day-to-day activities produce enough cash to sustain the business.
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