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Vocabulario de finanzas en inglés

29 términos de finanzas para reuniones, reportes y emails, con el significado, el español y un ejemplo de cada uno.

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Vocabulario de finanzas
TérminoSignificadoEspañolEjemplo
revenuemoney a business earns from salesingresosRevenue grew 15 percent this quarter.
profit marginthe percentage of revenue that is profitmargen de gananciaOur profit margin improved after cutting costs.
cash flowthe money moving in and out of a businessflujo de cajaWe had a cash flow problem in January.
budgeta plan for how much to spendpresupuestoWe're over budget this month.
savingsmoney set aside, not spentahorrosWe used our savings to cover the gap.
invoicea bill for goods or servicesfacturaPlease send the invoice by Friday.
expensemoney spent on somethinggastoTravel expenses are covered by the company.
assetsthings of value a company ownsactivosOur main assets are the software and the team.
liabilitiesmoney a company owespasivosLiabilities include the loan and unpaid invoices.
equitythe value left after liabilities are paidpatrimonio netoShareholders hold equity in the company.
loanmoney borrowed that must be paid backpréstamoWe took out a loan to buy new equipment.
pay down debtto pay back money owed, a little at a timepagar una deuda de a pocoThe company used extra profit to pay down debt.
interest ratethe cost of borrowing money, as a percentagetasa de interésThe interest rate went up this year.
net incomeprofit after all expenses and taxesresultado netoNet income was lower than expected.
gross incomeincome before expenses and taxesingreso brutoGross income doesn't show the real profit.
overheadongoing costs not tied to one productgastos generalesRent and salaries are part of our overhead.
break eventhe point where costs equal revenuepunto de equilibrioWe expect to break even by June.
ROI (return on investment)the profit made compared to what was spentretorno de la inversiónThe campaign had a strong ROI.
forecasta prediction of future numbersproyecciónOur sales forecast for Q3 is optimistic.
fiscal yeara company's 12 month accounting periodaño fiscalOur fiscal year starts in July.
accounts payablemoney a company owes to supplierscuentas por pagarAccounts payable are due within 30 days.
accounts receivablemoney owed to a company by clientscuentas por cobrarAccounts receivable increased this month.
stakeholderanyone affected by or interested in the businessparte interesadaWe presented the results to key stakeholders.
shareholdersomeone who owns part of the companyaccionistaShareholders vote on major decisions.
dividenda share of profit paid to shareholdersdividendoThe company pays dividends every quarter.
audita formal check of financial recordsauditoríaThe audit found no issues.
write offto record a loss as a tax deductiondar de baja, castigar contablementeWe had to write off the unpaid invoice.
overduepast the date it was duevencido, atrasadoThe payment is three weeks overdue.
installmentone of several scheduled paymentscuotaYou can pay in three installments.

Cómo usarlos en el trabajo

  • Aprendé primero el par que más confunde a los hispanohablantes: revenue (ingresos) no es lo mismo que profit (ganancia). Revenue es todo lo que entra, profit es lo que queda.
  • En un reporte financiero, poné primero el número y después la palabra: revenue was up 15 percent, no una introducción larga antes del dato.
  • Gross y net aparecen en todos lados: gross es antes de los descuentos, net es después. Gross income, net income, gross salary, net salary.

Práctica

Multiple choice cloze (opción múltiple)

Elegí el término que encaja en el hueco.

  1. 1. Our grew 15 percent this quarter, even though profit stayed flat.
  2. 2. We need a to borrow money for new equipment.
  3. 3. The money a company owes to suppliers is called .
  4. 4. Rent and salaries that aren't tied to one product are .
  5. 5. The point where costs equal revenue is called .
  6. 6. Shareholders receive a as their share of the profit.
  7. 7. A payment that is past its due date is .
  8. 8. Income before any expenses or taxes are taken out is income.

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Preguntas

¿Cuál es la diferencia entre revenue y profit?
Revenue es todo lo que entra por ventas. Profit es lo que queda después de restar los costos. Un negocio puede tener revenue alto y profit bajo.
¿Por qué confunden gross y net?
Gross es el número antes de descontar algo, net es después. Se aplica a ingresos, sueldo y ganancia, así que siempre fijate cuál estás leyendo.

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