Käännös suomesta englanniksi

and perhaps we can correct your version. If the task has been given to you, and you have accepted it, I think you should at least try, or admit you have no idea of how to go about it.

1. Balance sheet shows the company's financial situation, one day, while the company's income statement shows the revenues and expenses during the year.

2. Operating profit, says the outcome of their business expenses and depreciation, but before financial income and expenses.

3. The expenditure of the matching is a basic accounting principle, which means that the cost of hardware revenue in the period you want.

5. Setting up a business is usually not necessary permits, the notice in the Trade Register and the local tax authority will suffice.

Not quite perfect, sure, but gets you started:)
Life's meant to be so easy.

1. The balance sheet is a snapshot of the financial status of the company on a particular day, whereas the profit and loss statement shows the income and expenses during the entire financial year.

2. The operating profit is calculated after operating expenses, but before financing.

3. The accounting principle of matching refers to matching expenses with the income during the relevant time period.

5. Usually, there is no requirement for a permit to set up a company, it's enough to notify the Trade Register and local tax authorities.