| Cash flow statement | A monthly accounting report that details the asset cash and its movement in and out of the firm.
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| Compound noun | A noun composed of two or more words. A compound noun may be written as one word, a hyphenated word, or two words.
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| Nominative case | Nouns or pronouns used as subjects of sentences, as appositives, or as subject complements. Also called the subjective case.
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| Notary public | A person with the authority to establish the authenticity of legal documents.
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| Objective case | Nouns or pronouns used as direct objects, indirect objects, objects of a preposition, or objects of infinitives.
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| Possessive case | Shows that someone or something owns or possesses something else.
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| Rules of thumb | Plans or procedures grounded in experience rather than in a knowledge of science.
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| Scams | Fraudulent schemes.
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| Subjective case | See nominative case.
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| Surf the net | Looking at information on the Internet.
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| Write-off | A reduction in or a cancellation of the value of something owned such as a bad debt or depreciation.
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