CAPITAL FOR PROFIT-NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS
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Capital for Profit-Nonprofit Organizations
Week 3 Assignment
Pamela Howie
May 6, 2017
Professor Todd Kane
CAPITAL FOR PROFIT-NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS
Capital for Profit-Nonprofit Organizations
Capital gain in the form of money or other assets that’s owned by a person,
organization, available , and/or contributed for a particular purpose such as investing or starting
a company. Capital increase causes anomalies, which are referred as the state of alienation from
the normality in capital markets. Profit is reflected in reduction in liabilities, increase in assets,
and/or increase in owners’ equity. It furnishes resources for investing in future operations, and
its absence may result in the extinction of a company. As an indicator of comparative
performance, however, it is less valuable than return on investment. Also called earnings, gain,
or income.
Sources of capital traditionally include four methods of obtaining funds: borrowing from a
bank or loan company, borrowing from your investors, having more revenue, than expenses
