going concern
ˈɡəʊɪŋ kənˈsɜːn
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Definition of going concern - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

companyTECH.business expected to keep operating for a long timeTECH.
  • The company is considered a going concern by its auditors.
  • Investors doubt whether the startup will remain a going concern.
  • Banks require proof that the borrower is a going concern.
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Expressions with going concern

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going concern valuen.
value of a business as an ongoing entity
The going concern value was higher than the liquidation value.

Expressions with going

keep goingv.
maintain the pace or speed
He kept going at a steady pace throughout the race.
good goingexp.
expression of approval or praise for success
Good going on finishing the project early!
hard goingadj.
difficult and requiring a lot of effort
The project was hard going but rewarding.
nice goingintj.
used to praise someone for doing something well
Nice going on your test!
what's going onexp.
asking about the current situation or event
What's going on in the meeting room?
be going softv.
lose firmness or structure
The fruit is going soft.

Expressions with concern

earthly concernn.
practical issue or problem in the world
The committee discussed various earthly concerns affecting the community.
not one's concernn.
matter not requiring one's attention or involvement
The budget cuts are not my concern.
concern oneself withv.
show interest or care about something
He doesn't concern himself with office politics.
no concern of yoursn.
something that does not involve you
What they do is no concern of yours.
concern itself withv.
engage actively with a particular matter
The organization concerns itself with community development.
no concern of minen.
something not my responsibility or business
What happens next is no concern of mine.
to whom it may concernexp.
used to begin a letter when the reader's name is unknown
To whom it may concern, please find my documents attached.
cause for concernn.
reason that makes people worried or anxious
The rising crime rate is a cause for concern.
growing concernn.
increasing worry or anxiety about something
There is growing concern about climate change among scientists.
business concernn.
issue affecting a company's performance
The economic downturn is a major business concern.

Terms related to going concern

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concernedconcerninggoauditcontinuityprofitabilityrevenuesolvencysustainability

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  1. French:entreprise en activité, ...
  2. German:fortführungsfähiges Unternehmen, ...
  3. Italian:continuità aziendale, ...
  4. Spanish:empresa en funcionamiento, ...
  5. Portuguese:empresa em funcionamento, ...
  6. Chinese:持续经营企业, ...
  7. Japanese:ゴーイングコンサーン, ...
  8. Arabic:شَرِكَة قَائِمَة, ...
  9. Hebrew:עֵסֶק פָּעוּל, ...
  10. Russian:действующее предприятие, ...
  11. Ukrainian:діюче підприємство, ...
  12. Hindi:चालू संस्था, ...

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