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Accounting (Fundamental Analysis) Terms

  1. EBITDA To Fixed Charges

  2. EBITDA/EV Multiple

  3. EBITDARM

  4. Economic Capital

  5. Economic Life

  6. Economic Profit (Or Loss)

  7. EDGAR Public Dissemination Service (PDS) System

  8. Effective Interest Method

  9. Efficiency Variance

  10. Electronic Check Presentment - ECP

  11. Emerging Issues Task Force - EITF

  12. Emerging Market Economy

  13. Encumbrance

  14. Ending Inventory

  15. Energy Risk Professional - ERP

  16. Enron

  17. Enroned

  18. Enronomics

  19. Entity Theory

  20. Equity Accounting

  21. Equity Method

  22. Equivalent Annual Annuity Approach - EAA

  23. Equivalent Annual Cost - EAC

  24. Erosion

  25. Escalator Clause

  26. European Currency Unit - ECU

  27. EV/2P Ratio

  28. Event Of Default

  29. Exceptional Item

  30. Excluding Items

  31. Exempt-Interest Dividend

  32. Expense

  33. Expense Ratio

  34. Exploratory Well

  35. Exposure Draft

  36. Extended Normal Costing

  37. eXtensible Business Reporting Language - XBRL

  38. Extraordinary Repairs

  39. Factor

  40. Farm Income

  41. FASB 157

  42. FDIC Problem Bank List

  43. Fed Balance Sheet

  44. Federal Reserve Bank Of New York

  45. Federal Reserve Bank Of Philadelphia

  46. Federal Reserve Float

  47. Fee Structure

  48. Field Audit

  49. Financial Accounting

  50. Financial Accounting Foundation - FAF

  51. Financial Accounting Standards Board - FASB

  52. Financial Analysis

  53. Financial Forensics

  54. Financial Statement Analysis

  55. Financial Statements

  56. Financial System

  57. Fine Print

  58. Finite Reinsurance

  59. First In, Still Here - FISH

  60. Fiscal Year - FY

  61. Fiscal Year-End

  62. Fixed Capital

  63. Fixed Charge

  64. Flexible Manufacturing System - FMS

  65. Float

  66. Floating Lien

  67. Floor Planning

  68. Flotation Cost

  69. Flow Of Costs

  70. Folio Number

  71. Footings

  72. Foreign Bank Supervision Enhancement Act - FBSEA

  73. Foreign Debt

  74. Forensic Accounting

  75. Forensic Audit

  76. Form 8606

  77. Free Cash Flow - FCF

  78. Free Cash Flow Per Share

  79. Free Cash Flow To Sales

  80. Free Cash Flow Yield

  81. Fudget

  82. Full Costing

  83. Full Stock

  84. Full-Cost Method

  85. Fully Depreciated Asset

  86. Functional Currency

  87. Fund

  88. Fund Company

  89. Fundamental Analysis

  90. Funds Available For Distribution - FAD

  91. Funds Management

  92. Future Capital Maintenance

  93. Future Income Tax

  94. Gap Amount

  95. Gap Analysis

  96. General And Administrative Expense - G&A

  97. General Ledger

  98. Generally Accepted Accounting Principles - GAAP

  99. Generally Accepted Auditing Standards - GAAS

  100. Generally Accepted Principles And Practices - GAPP

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