2.3 Managing Finance Flashcards
What goes in a trading profit + loss A/C
Revenue Cost of sales Gross profit Expenses Net profit Tax Dividends Retained profit
What goes a balance sheet
Fixed assets
Non current liabilities
Current assets
Current liabilities
What is fixed assets
Capital expenditure it is not everyday expenses such as a company car , buildings, factories which lasts longer than 12 months
What are non current liabilities
Long term loans , we have longer than 12 months to pay off e.g debenture
What is current assets , debtors and closing stock
Items we owe and turn into money after 12 months
We sell them on credit , they owe us money and they have 12 months to pay it back businesses prefer it before in order to pay creditors
Stock/products which are left over the end of the year
What is current liabilities
Loans that we owe and we have 12 months to pay it back e.g creditors
What is assets
We own which are valuable (generates income)
What is liability
We owe and have to pay back
What is the ideal figure for current ratio
2:1
For every pound we have , we 2 pounds to pay it off
What is the ideal figure for acid test
1:1
For every pound we have , we have one pound to pay back
What is business failure
It is the inability to keep a business going. This can be in relation to debts and liquidity or the profits being earned
reasons for business failure
No direct communication with the customer
Leadership breakdown
No real differentiation
Inability to make/create sufficient revenue streams
What is a trading profit + loss A/C
Either making a profit or a loss over the course of 12 months
What can cause good gross profit margin
Sales revenue
Lower cost of sales
ECS
Increasing prices but demand is inelastic
What are the is effects of good gross profit margin
Better chances are to cover expenses