5.4 Statement of financial position Flashcards
Define assets.
items of value owned by the business like buildings, vehicles, equipment, machinery.
Define liabilities.
debts owed by the business, like bank loans or bills that must be paid.
Define current liabilities.
debts which must be paid within the next year, for example a bill which must be paid to a supplier within one month
Current liabilities is also known as ______.
Accounts payable
Define accounts payable.
debts owed by a business which must be paid.
Define non current liabilities.
debts which will last longer than one year, like a long term loan for new production machinery.
Define non current assets.
items of value the business will keep longer than one year, for example land, buildings, equipment and vehicles.
Define current assets.
items of value that the business won’t keep for longer than a year, like cash or inventory. Current assets also include sales that have been made but the business is still waiting for payment
Define trade receivables.
sales made by business, but still awaiting payment
How do you calculate current assets?
Current assets – current liabilities = net current assets
What is capital employed in a financial statement?
value of all long term finance invested in the business (shareholders funds and non current liabilities).