3.4 Final Accounts Flashcards
What is Profit & Loss Account
A summary of the business’s financial performance over a given time period
Showing the revenue, cost, and profit over a period of time
Profit
= Revenue - Total Costs
Revenue
= Price x quantity sold
Costs
- Cost of Goods Sold
Costs of inputs needed to produce the product - Expenses
Costs of running the business not directly related to production
P & L order
R.C G.E.N I.N T.N
Revenue
COGS
Gross profit
Expenses
Net Profit before Interest and Tax
Interest
Net profit before tax
Tax
Net Profit after interest and tax
Dividends
Retained Profit
Balance Sheet
‘in the year ending’
FA CA CL, Nca Ta-cl Ltl Na FB
Fixed Assets
- Accumulated Dep.
- Net FA
Current Assets
- Stock
- Cash
- Debtors
- Total CA
Current Liabilities
- short term bank loans
- Creditors
- Overdraft
- Total CL
Net Current Assets
Total assets - current liabilities
Long term liabilities
Net Assets
Financed by:
- share capital
- Accumulated retained profit
Equity
Net Assets = Shareholder Equity
Intangible Assets
no physical substance and are not financial instruments (e.g. bank accounts)
- Trademarks
- licensing agreements
- Patents, innovation
- Goodwill
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Retained Profit
Put back into the business
The principles and ethics of accounting practice
Integrity
Honestly and with morals
Objectivity
No bias, conflict of interest
Due Care
Competent
Confidentiality
Do not disclose information to external parties
Professional Behaviour
Comply with the law
The purpose of accounts to different stakeholders AO3
Investors
Assess the value of the business compared to the share price?
Is the business becoming more or less profitable?
Business Managers
Measure performance against targets
Compare to the past
Banks
Should we lend to the business?
How much of an overdraft should we give?
Creditors
Is the business financially secure?
Does it have liquidity (i.e. cash) to pay its debts
Government and tax authorities
Calculate corporation tax
Is the business following tax and accounting rules?
Also
Employees, , Customers, IB Students etc