Accounting principles and procedures Flashcards
What is the difference between balance sheets, cash/income statement sheets, cash flow statements and profit and loss accounts?
Balance Sheets: financial statement which states assets, liabilities and equities of the company at a given time.
Income Statement: Revenue and expenses which = net profit or loss
Cashflow Statement= The movement of cash/equivalents entering and leaving a company over a given time.
Whats an Asset / liability?
Asset= something that adds value such as cash, property, machinery, copyrights
Liabilities= Something that decreases value such as debt, wages owed, taxes, IFRS16 (rent)
What is the basic “profits test” that you apply when considering affordability to a prospective tenant?
A typical profits test would be for the tenant to provide 3 years’ audited accounts showing a net profit of, say, 3 times the annual rent
what is UK GAAP
Generally accepted accounting principles. UK implementation of IFRS
What is IRFS 16
An obligation to pay rent has to be included on the balance sheet. (less than 12 month tenancies)
IAS16?
international accounting principles part 16
Property plant and equipment on the balance sheet