Accounting Definitions Flashcards

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Inventory

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An asset help for resale or used to produce services + goods for sale

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2
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Sales Returns

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Returned merchandise for FULL refund

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3
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Sales Allowances

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Customer keeps merchandise but receives a credit

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4
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Consigned Goods

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Goods owned by another business displayed to facilitate sales

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5
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FOB Shipping Point

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Merchandise ownership changes at point of shipping

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FOB Destination

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Merchandise ownership changes at point of delivery

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7
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Capital Expenditures

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Increase the productive life, operating efficiency or capacity of the asset

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8
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Revenue Expenditure

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Maintaining the productive capacity of the asset

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9
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Contractual Interest Rate

Coupon Rate

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Stated rate that determines the amount of cash interest the borrower pays to the investor

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10
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Market (effective) Interest Rate

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Rate Investors demand for loaning funds

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11
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Face Value

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Principal amount due at maturity

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12
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Market Value/Issue Price

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A quoted percentage of the bonds face value

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13
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Discount Amortization

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The difference between interest expense and interest payable when bonds are issued at a discount or premium.

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14
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Reasons for Reaquiring Shares

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  1. Needs them to fulfill future issuance commitments
  2. Support the share’s current market price
  3. Avoid a takeover from an outside party
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15
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Stock Dividends - Purpose + Benefits

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For the company: Save cash and reinvest a portion of shareholders’ equity

For shareholder: More shares to earn dividend income and future resale value as prices increase

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16
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Common Size Statements

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Helps in the comparison of different companies

17
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Cash Flow signs of Healthy Company

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  1. Operations are major source of cash
  2. Investing includes more purchases than sales
  3. Financing is not dominated by borrowing
18
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6 Red Flags

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  • Earnings problems
  • Decreased cash flow
  • Too much debt
  • Inability to collect receivables
  • Buildup of inventories
  • Trends of sales, inventory and receivables