Many Japanese companies close their books at the end of March. This is a very difficult time for sales people and financial departments. Some of you may even be on the left side of the fence. This time, we would like to give you a quiz on the terminology used in the closing of accounts. What does Topline mean in accounting terms? Oh no, there is no space between Top and line? For the correct answer, please look forward to the next installment!

The meaning of the very benign accounting term "goodwill" Did you understand the meaning of "goodwill" used in accounting terms? The correct answer is "goodwill. The amortization of goodwill, which was used as an example in the quiz section, is the amortization of goodwill. Goodwill and other intangible assets are goodwill and other intangible assets...

What does the very benign accounting term "goodwill" mean? Goodwill and other intangible assets increase in goodwill accompanying the acquisition of ABC Corporation & nbsp;. nbsp; and so on. &nbsp...

Did you find the correct answer to yesterday's quiz? It may have been difficult! Let's get to the correct answer now! The correct answer is... 토란, which is taro... Please remember "taro" as "tororan (토란 toran)"! In Japan, taro is often eaten as a boiled dish, but in Korea, it is called 토란국 (trankkuk) - taro soup, which is made with daikon (Japanese radish) and eaten mainly during the Meisyu (New Year) Festival...

It's been a while since we last had a Japan-Korea pun quiz series! Today's quiz may be a little bit more difficult than before! Please try your hand at it! There is a poor vegetable in the vegetable stew that is not eaten. What kind of vegetable is it? The clue is... it is actually a delicious vegetable when it is boiled. Did you get the answer? Please look forward to tomorrow's delivery for the correct answer!