balance sheet terms Flashcards
net profit
aka final profit
expenses minus gross profit
total assets
monetary value of a property beyond any amounts owed (everything a company owns - including liabilities)
what are liabilities
what the company owes
current assets
liquid assets (easy accessible cash)
example of liquid assets
accounts receivable
accounts receivable
soon to be added to companies current assests
ex: payments made with credit cards, large flow of money coming in from a big catering order (think of money the company anticipates will be received soon)
accounts payable
bills the company anticipates to pay for soon
for ex: bills that are on a quarter or monthly schedule to be paid
accumulated depreciation
depreciation of an item minus the total cost of the item
ex: you paid for a new iphone 13 in full and it was 1300$ but in 1 year a new iphone comes out so your iphone 13 is only worthed 500$ when you trade it in for the new iphone
so depreciation value is 1300 (original cost) -800 (depreciation) = 500 (new current worth)
current liabilities
accounts payable + accrued expenses that need to be paid off in the next 12 months
owner’s equity
the value of what the company owns including the companies income that is not shared to shareholders (retained earnings)
retained earnings
the companies income that the company keeps for themselves
they don’t share this money to shareholders
retained earnings are what the company keeps from the income (profit)