Economy & Business

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Feminine noun starting with a mute h/vowel, hence l' in the singular.

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Often used in the plural 'les bénéfices' to mean overall earnings.

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Usually uncountable in this context; plural form is practically never used.

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Feminine form is 'la cliente'.

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Used in expressions like 'ouvrir un compte' (to open an account).

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Can refer to both bank loans and commercial credit.

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Commonly used with the verbs 'contracter' (to take on) and 'rembourser' (to repay).

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Starts with a mute 'e', takes 'l'' in the singular.

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Refers to both business invoices and everyday utility bills.

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Often used with the verb 'déclarer' or 'risquer'.

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Usually plural when referring generally to taxes owed to the government.

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Feminine noun; plural form exists in technical economic contexts.

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Often followed by the preposition 'dans' (investment in).

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Can mean a physical marketplace or the economic market.

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Means both currency and small change/coins.

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Frequently seen in 'ressources humaines' (HR).

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Used to describe monthly or yearly earnings from employment.

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Refers to labor unions representing workers' interests.

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Plural spelling remains 'taux' (silent x).

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Feminine form is 'la travailleuse'.

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Starts with a vowel, takes 'l'' in the singular.

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Regular -er verb, but note the spelling change in 'nous gérons'.

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Synonym of 'recruter'.

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Idiomatic expression using the verb 'gagner'.

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Common business expression combining the verb 'faire' and noun 'faillite'.