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LUMP-SUM PURCHASE

acquisition of a group of assets for a single price. The cost should be allocated to the assets...

Lower of Cost or Market

Valuation method departing from the cost principle; it serves to recognize a loss when...

LOWER OF COST OR MARKET

valuation rule based on CONSERVATISM. Certain accounts are shown at the lower of their...

Losses

Decreases in assets or increases in liabilities from peripheral transactions.

LOSS OF UTILITY

decline in usefulness and hence value of an asset. Loss of utility is the reason to write down...

LOSS CONTINGENCY

posting of a future loss that may result from some event or happening (e.g., probable damages...

LOSS CARRYFORWARD

 

offsetting the current year's net operating loss against future years' (currently...

LOSS CARRYBACK

offsetting the current year's net loss against net income of the previous years (currently three...

LOSS

1. decrease in net assets for which no revenue is obtained and which arises from incidental...

Lorenz curve

A graphic illustration of the cumulative size distribution of income; contrasts complete...

LONG-TERM LIABILITY

obligation payable in money, goods, or services for a period in excess of one year. It is...

Long-Term Liabilities

All of the entity's obligations that are not classified as current liabilities.

LONG-TERM DEBT

monies owed for a period exceeding one year. Examples are bonds payable and long-term notes...

long-run competitive equilibrium

p = MC = minimum ATC.

LONG-RANGE BUDGET

projections that cover more than one fiscal year; also called strategic budgeting. The five-year...

Long-Lived Assets

Tangible and intangible resources owned by a business and used in its operations over...

LONG-LIVED ASSET

one whose future benefit is expected for a number of years; also called long-term asset. It...

LONG-FORM REPORT

detailed report by an external auditor about the examination of a client's financial statements...

long run

A period of time long enough for all inputs to be varied (no fixed costs).

LOGISTIC INFORMATION SYSTEM

one that facilitates shipping, transportation, and warehousing activities. It aims to ensure...

LOG

record kept of the use of an item, often for internal control purposes. For example, in a...

LODGING

facility where one sleeps away from home (e.g., hotel, apartment). For tax years beginning in...

LOCKBOX

box in a U.S. Postal Service facility, used to facilitate collection of customer remittances....

LOCAL AREA NETWORK (LAN)

linking of microcomputers within a limited area or a common environment. An example is a network...

loan rate

The implicit price paid by the government for surplus crops taken as collateral for loans to...

LOAN FUND

available for loans. Such funds may be restricted in the sense that only the income generated...

LOAN CAPITAL

short- and long-term liabilities that have a due date and provide for interest.

LOAN

agreement by which an owner of property (the lender) allows another party (the borrower) to use...

LISTED SECURITIES

stocks and bonds traded on an organized security exchange such as the NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE (...

liquidity trap

The portion of the money demand curve that is horizontal; people are willing to hold unlimited...

LIQUIDITY RATIO

measurement of a business entity's LIQUIDITY, such as the CURRENT RATIO, ACID-TEST RATIO,...

LIQUIDITY INDEX

 

Liquidity

is the ability to pay current obligations.

LIQUIDITY

1. ability of current assets to meet current liabilities when due. The degree of liquidity of an...

LIQUIDATION VALUE

cash price or other consideration that can be received in a forced-sale of assets, such as that...

LIQUIDATION

process of closing a business entity, including selling or disposing of the assets, paying the...

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