Accounting Principles & Procedures Flashcards
What are the 3 Main Financial Statements Companies must keep?
Cashflow Statement
Balance Sheet
Profit and Loss Statement
What are the main differences between management and financial accounts
Management accounts are for the internal use of the management team.
Financial accounts are the company accounts required by law.
Profit and Loss Statement
Incomes and expenditures of the company and the resulting profit and loss.
Balance Sheet
The combination of a companies total assets and liabilities.
Cashflow Statement
Summary of actual incoming and outgoing cash into a company.
Measuring the short term ability for a company to pay its debts.
Insolvency Meaning
Inability to pay its debts. Liabilities are greater than assets.
40 Broadway Account Review
Review of O’Keefe went into a Company Volentary Agreement, meaning it was paying its debtors only part of the sum owed whilst new arrangements are agreed.
Role of an Auditor
Inspect financial accounts to ensure they’re correct and they comply within the law.
Difference between Administration and Liquidation
Liquidation - Selling of the assets when there is no chance of saving the company
Administration - Selling of assets when there is a chance of saving the company.