The profits accruing to the issuer of legal tender, mainly as a result of the difference between the material costs of producing currency and its face value. The term is frequently used in reference to the US Treasury's earnings from producing coins and notes; as the producer of the world's major reserve currency and black market currency, the USA can obtain considerable gains from printing money.

• Statement of Auditing Standards
• statement of changes in financial position
• statement of movements in shareholders' funds
• Statement of Recommended Practice
• statement of source and application of funds
• Statement of Standard Accounting Practice
• statement of total recognized gains and losses
• static gap
• static risk
• status enquiry
• statute-barred debt
• statutory accounts
• statutory audit
• statutory books
• statutory company
• statutory damages
• statutory meeting
• statutory report
• stealth tax
• stepped preference share
• sterilization
• sterling
• Sterling Transferable Accruing Government Securities
• Sterling Warrant Into Gilt-edged Stock
• STI