5.4 - statement of financial position Flashcards

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what is a statement of financial position (SOFP)?

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The SOFP shows the value of a business’ assets and liabilities at a particular time

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what are the two parts of a SOFP?

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  • assets
  • liabilities
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what is an asset?

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items of value which the business owns

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what is a non-current (fixed) asset?

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something the business owns for more than a year e.g. buildings, machinery

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what is a current asset?

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something the business owns for less than a year e.g. cash, accounts receivables

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what is a liability?

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debts that the business owes

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what is a non current liability?

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debts that don’t have to be paid back within a year e.g. mortgage, long term bank loans

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what is a current liability?

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debts that must be paid back within a year e.g. bank overdraft, accounts payable

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what is total shareholders equity?

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the total sum of money invested into the business by the owners of the company. It is invested into the business in two ways

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how do you calculate total shareholders equity?

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total assets - total liabilities

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how can shareholders equity be invested?

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  1. share Capital (money put into the business by shareholders)
  2. retained profit (profit reserved from the previous years profit and put back into the business)
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