Bearer Bond
A bearer bond is a debt instrument that is not registered in the owner’s name, meaning whoever physically holds the bond can claim interest and principal payments. While historically popular, they are now rare due to fraud risks. In accounting, tracking ownership and compliance becomes challenging with such instruments.
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Business Valuation
The process of determining the economic value of a business, used in sales, mergers, or fundraising.
Breakage
Revenue recognized from unredeemed gift cards, vouchers, or prepaid credits that customers never use.
BAS Agent
A professional registered with the Tax Practitioners Board authorized to prepare and lodge BAS on behalf of businesses.
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