35 Liquidity Flashcards

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Define liquidity

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liquidity shows how quickly a business can access cash in order to meet its short term debts.

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2
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Define cash and profit

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cash is liquid money

profit is the total revenue minus total costs

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3
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Define statement of financial position/balance sheet

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balance sheet is a summary at a particular point in time of the value of a firms assets, liabilities and capital.

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Define assets and how is it calculated

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assets are the resources the business owns and then use to make products and services such as machinery and equipement.

assets = liabilities + capital

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Define liabilities

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liabilities are the debts of the business, in other words what it owes to others.

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Define capital

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capital is the money put into the business by the owners.

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7
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Define inventories

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inventories are stocks and finished goods held by the business.

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8
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Define non current assets

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non current assets are long term resources that will be used repeatedly by the business over a period of time.

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Define current assets

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current assets are resources that will be changed into cash within 12 months, these are liquid assets as they can be converted into cash.

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Define current liabilities

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current liabilities are any sums of money owned by a business that must be repaid within 1 year.

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Define non current liabilities

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non current liabilities relate to long term loans and any other money owned by the business that does not have to be repaid for at least 1 year.

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12
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Define net assets

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net assets are calculated by subtracting the value of total liabilities from total assets.

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13
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Define shareholders equity

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shareholders equity provides a summary of what is owed to the owners of the business.

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Define current ratio and how is it calculated

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current ratio gives an idea whether the business would be able to repay its liabilities with its assets.

current assets/current laibilities

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15
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Define acid test ratio and how is it calculated

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acid test ratio is calculated by current assets - inventory/current liabilities

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16
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Define working capital

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working capital is the money needed to pay for the day to day expenses of a business. It is also the money left over after all debts have been paid.

17
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Define trade and other payables

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trade and other payables is money owned by the business to suppliers and utilities.

18
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Define trade and other receivables

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trade and other receivables is money owned to the business by customers and any repayments made by the business.

19
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Define debt factoring

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debt factoring is a when financial institution takes over the administration of a companys receivables. The factor pays the business the money that suppliers owe to it immediatly in return for a percentage.