O HHH HA TUU DI 15. Shows what is owed and owned 16. Current liabilities plus long term liabilities equal Down 1. In regard to owners's equity, amounts invested by the owners of the company become Across 2. The amount paid by a business for an asset owned. 6. Can be converted into cash within 12 months or less. 7. The difference between what is owned and what is owed. 11. Individuals or companies to whom money is owed by a business. 13. Assets - Liabilities + Owner's Equity is called the 17. Debts owed by a 3. Obligations of business are customers to pay a 18. They take cash out of company for goods shipped the business within 12 to them or services months. provided to them. 19. Trademarks and 4. Cash, inventory, patents are examples of machines, equipment, buildings, intellectual property are all examples 8. What is left over after you subtract current liabilities from current assets. 9. What a business owes to another company they have purchased materials, equipment, services from. 10. Profits earned by the business minus any money taken out by owners. 12. A building owned by a company is an example of 5. Liabilities that extend beyond one year. 14. Assets held by the company for resale. O HHH HA TUU DI 15. Shows what is owed and owned 16. Current liabilities plus long term liabilities equal Down 1. In regard to owners's equity, amounts invested by the owners of the company become Across 2. The amount paid by a business for an asset owned. 6. Can be converted into cash within 12 months or less. 7. The difference between what is owned and what is owed. 11. Individuals or companies to whom money is owed by a business. 13. Assets - Liabilities + Owner's Equity is called the 17. Debts owed by a 3. Obligations of business are customers to pay a 18. They take cash out of company for goods shipped the business within 12 to them or services months. provided to them. 19. Trademarks and 4. Cash, inventory, patents are examples of machines, equipment, buildings, intellectual property are all examples 8. What is left over after you subtract current liabilities from current assets. 9. What a business owes to another company they have purchased materials, equipment, services from. 10. Profits earned by the business minus any money taken out by owners. 12. A building owned by a company is an example of 5. Liabilities that extend beyond one year. 14. Assets held by the company for resale