Bonds Payable – this account is used for bonds issued by a company to another company with a maturity of more than one year. A bond is a formal promise to pay the face amount on the bonds on the maturity date and its corresponding interest with payment terms indicated on the bond. Bookkeeper - An individual who strategically records the financial transactions of a business. Building – this fixed asset account represents transactions involving the purchase of a building. For purchases including both land and building, the land portion should be recorded to a “land” account. Capital – this account is used to group transactions of the owners. Cash – a current asset account that includes transactions that have a form of exchange to buy things or services. This account includes money (coins, checks, money orders, etc.) and bank accounts (checking account, savings account, etc.) Cash Sales – refers to receiving of payment in cash at the time of sale. Chart of Accounts – listing of all accounts by title and arranged in numerical order. Common Stock – represents stocks owned by stockholders who share in a Corporation’s distribution of remaining profits after preferred stock dividends. Conservatism – to choose accounting methods that decrease income, or that increase expenses, when options to apply more than one equally acceptable accounting method is encountered. Conventions - commonly observed practices. Copyright – an intangible asset