Analysing financial performance budgets sheets Flashcards

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What is a balance sheet?

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A formal financial document that summarises the net worth of a business at a given point in time.

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What is an income statement?

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a formal financial document that summarises the business’ trading activities and expenses to show where they have made a profit or a loss over a period of time.

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What is a non- current assets?

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Likely to be kept by the business for more than one year
- Vehicles
- Machinery
- Land

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What is a current assest?

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Likely to be turned into cash with a year
- Inventory (stock)
- Receivables
- Cash

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What is a non-current liability?

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Debts that the business have more than one year
- Loans
- Mortgage

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What is a current liability?

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Debts that the business may have to repay within a year
- Overdraft
- Payables

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What is net current assest?

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Total current assets - Current liabilities

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What is net assets?

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The net worth of the business’ assets

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What is share capital?

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Financed raised from the sale of shares

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What is total equity?

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The value of shareholders’ funds

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What is working capital?

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A measure of a firms’ liquidity/ability to meet day to day expenses
Working capital = Current assets - Current liabilities

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What is capital employed

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The value of all the long term finance that has been invested
Capital employed = long term liabilities + shareholders’ capital
Shareholders’ capital = Share capital + retained profits

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What is depreciation?

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When non-current assets lose value e.g. through wear and tear

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How to calculate depreciation?

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( Original costs - Expected final value ) / Expected life

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What is ratio analysis?

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The selection, calculation and interpretation of a ratio analysis

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16
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What are the three types of ratios

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Liquidity
Profitability
Gearing

17
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What does liquidity measure?

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It measures a firms short term survival i.e. its ability to meet short term debts

18
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How can liquidity be measured?

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Current ratio:
Current assets : Current liabilities
Acid test:
Liquid assets : Currents liabilities
Liquid assets = current assets - stock

19
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How can profitability be measured?

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Return on capital employed
Net profit / (Total equity + long term liabilities) x 100

20
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What is gearing?

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It means what percentage of the firm is funded through long term loans.

21
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How is gearing calculated?

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Long term liabilities / Total equity + Long term liabilities x 100

22
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Why is depreciation important for a income statement?

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It gives a true reflection of its value

would give false representation of business value

would affect company reputation

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