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The IRR is a discount rate used to assess an investment's profitability. ROl is a key performance indicator for individual investors to evaluate the potential return on businesses.
Net income and operating income both measure the profit of a company. Operating income focuses on the core operations, whereas net income determines overall profitability.
The historical cost principle is a conservative accounting principle that stipulates that the recording of asset values on a company's balance sheet must be the same as the original cost at the date of purchase.
Billings refers to the revenue that a SaaS company generates from its subscription-based business model. In the rawest sense, billings means 'cash inflow.’
Three-way cash flow forecasts are a key component of business strategic planning but they can be confusing to set up. Learn an easy way to create one.
LTV measures how much income a SaaS firm expects to generate from one customer. Read this article to know more about LTV and its role in strategic financial planning.
