3.5.1 interpretation of financial statements Flashcards

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define profit

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Profits are the surplus of revenue over costs

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2
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formula for profit

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total revenue – total costs = Profit

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3
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define profitability

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Profitability measures the financial performance of a business by comparing profits achieved to a second variable e.g. revenue

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4
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State 3 measures of profitability

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Gross profit margin
Operating profit margin
Profit for the year (net profit) margin

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5
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What is the purpose of a statement of comprehensive income?

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To summarise a business’ trading activities and expenses to show whether it has made a profit or loss
Forms part of a business plan
Used by investors e.g. banks to see the ability of a business to repay loans before lending money

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6
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What is the purpose of a statement of financial position

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To summarise the net worth of a business at a given point in time (what it owns and owes)
Forms part of a business plan
Used by investors e.g. banks to see the health of a business before lending money

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7
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define sales revenue

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Money coming in from sales

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8
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sales revenue formula

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Quantity sold x selling price

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9
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define cost of sales

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Costs directly linked to the production of the goods or services sold e.g. raw materials

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10
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gross profit formula

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Sales revenue – cost of sales

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11
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define Other operating expenses

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All other costs associated with the trading of the business e.g. salaries and marketing expenditure

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12
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operating profit formula

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Gross profit – expenses

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13
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define interest

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Interest paid on debt or received

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14
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Profit for the year (net profit) formula

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Operating profit - interest and taxation and taking account of exceptional items (tax will still need to be paid)

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15
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for the following stakeholders name the Potential interest in a statement of comprehensive income

suppliers

managers

owners

government

local community

employees

shareholders

society

customers

creditors

SMOGLESS CC

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suppliers-Credit agreements, degree of risk, cost/price negotiations

managers - Decision making e.g. suppliers & budgets, financial incentives (self & employees

owners -Strategic decisions e.g. investment in R&D or new markets, managers’ efficiency

government-Tax liability, exploitation of customers or employees

local community -ob security, CSR e.g. ability to support local causes

employees- Job security, wage negotiations, financial incentives

shareholders- Dividend payments, managers’ and owners’ efficiency and decision making

society -Tax liability, job security, fines or cost savings due to environmental actions

customers- Exploitation, reliability of supplies

creditors-Degree of risk, willingness to extend credit terms, use of debt factoring

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16
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non current assets are

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Long term or fixed assets

17
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current assets are

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Short term assets

18
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inventories are

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The value of stock held

19
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receivables are

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Cash owing from credit sales

20
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cash and cash equivalents are

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Cash in hand or at the bank

21
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total current assets are

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All current assets added together

22
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current liabilities are

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Money owed to be repaid in the short term

23
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net current assets are

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Total current assets minus current liabilities

24
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non current liabilities are

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Long term debts

25
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net assets are

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The net worth of the business’ assets

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share capital is

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Finance raised from the sale of shares

27
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retained profit and reserves are

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Cumulative profits kept in the business

28
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total equity is

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The value of shareholders’ funds

29
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for each stakeholder name the Potential interest in a statement of financial position

mangers

owners

suppliers

employees

shareholders

customers

creditors

government

MOSES CCG

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m-Year on year performance, liquidity, efficiency

O-Net worth, efficiency, liquidity

S-Liquidity, credit terms

E-Liquidity, ability to pay wages, job security

S-Net worth, equity to debt (gearing), efficiency

C-Confidence when making purchases

C-Liquidity, confidence, payment terms

G-Statistics e.g. average company debt, inventory levels