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The major differences between EBIT and net income are as follows −EBIT (Earnings before Interest and Taxes)It evaluates profits earned through an entity.An operating income earned by an entity before adjustments (interests and taxes) is EBIT.The main purpose is to determine profit earning of an entity.EBIT can be defined as ... Read More

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The major differences between joint venture and partnership are as follows −Joint VentureIt is a trade formed by two or more individuals.The duration of time is fixed.The parties are called Co-Ventures.The profit/loss are distributed on interim basis.There are no specific governing laws.A specific name is not required.The accounts may/may not ... Read More

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The major differences between bidding and auction are as follows −BiddingBuyer buys the commodity by offering a bid/price.It includes competitive offer for a product/service.It shows value/demand for a product/service.The main aim is to win the contract/bid that put for an auction.It creates competition to increase demand for a commodity.For organisations, ... Read More

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The major differences between investment and speculations are as follows −InvestmentPurchasing an asset/security for good returns is termed as an investment.It is long term and has moderate risk.Investors will go for the cautions and conservative approach.The decision is made on financial performance of a company.The returns are modest and continuous.It ... Read More

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The major differences between interest rate and annual percentage rate are as follows −Interest rateIt is used to calculate monthly payments/EMIs of loans.It relates to cost of borrowing.The formula to calculate the interest rate is as follows − A = P(1+rt), where, A implies simple interest, P for principle amount, ... Read More

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The major differences between industry and sector are as follows −IndustryIt includes group of organisation/firms who produces similar products/goods.It comprises grouping of companies/enterprises based on their business activities.It is categorised based on their process.The scope is narrow and it has a specific term.There are different firms which can for form ... Read More

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The major differences between time and money are as follows −TimeIt is defined as hours spend on work.It is measured in terms of seconds, minutes, hours.It is more valuable than money.Its value remains constant.The value earned differ from person to person.It is neither earned nor purchased.It is not constant and ... Read More

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The major differences between shareholder and stakeholder are as follows −ShareholderThey are people who owns the share of the company.They act as owners and are a subset.There are limited shareholders for a company.A company includes equity and preference shareholders.They focus on investment.They have direct impact on financial performances.They have single ... Read More

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The major differences between credit and debit are as follows −CreditIt decreases in assets and increases in liabilities.It indicates the amount withdrawn.It represents in the right side of T format ledger.It is recorded as GIVER in a personal account.It is an amount What Goes Out in real account.It records all ... Read More

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The major differences between direct cost and indirect cost are as follows −Direct costIt is the cost, which is directly/easily referable to the product/services.It is easily calculated.It is attributable, has variable cost and can be easily identified.It is expended on specific cost object.All direct costs are known as prime cost.Examples ... Read More