Accounting Flashcards
Balance sheet
Shows the value of the business for the owner. (Assest & liability)
Asset
something that we own
Administrative expenses
Expenses incurred by the business in order to run the business
3 types of expenses
Administrative, Financial, Distribution
Distribution expenses
The expenses directly related to selling your inventory (goods) or delivering your service
Financial expenses
The expenses directly related to financing your business with
borrowed money – Interest on loans, mortgages, bank overdraft interest.
(only interest apparently)
Income statement
Used to calculate the net profit of the business for the accounting period.
Usually month or year
Revenue - all 3 expenses
Owner Equity
The value of the business investment to the owner
Assets - Liabilities = Owners Equity
Liabilities
What amounts are owed to other people
Credit
Money that you borrow from the bank or any other loans. (L + OE)
Debit
Money that is in your account and owned by the business. (Asset)
Account payable
Money a business needs to pay to its suppliers.
Accounts Receivable
Money your customers owe you for a service or product.
Extended Accounting Equation
Assets + Expenses + Drawings = Liabilities + Owners Equity +Income