BAR: FS Analysis: Test 1 Mistakes Flashcards

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Balance Sheet

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Reports balances of assets, liabilities, and stockholders’ equity as of the reporting date

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Income Statement

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Reports revenues, expenses, and resulting income or loss generated during the reporting period

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Statement of changes in stockholders’ equity

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Details the change in owners’ equity during the reporting period

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Statement of cash flows

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provides information about a company’s sources and uses of cash during a reporting period. It has 3 categories based on the nature of cash flows: operating, investing and financing activities

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Operating activities

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Cash flows from normal business operations

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6
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Investing activities

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Cash flows from investing in yourself and others

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Financing activities

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Cash flows from issuing and repaying debt or equity

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Initial Load

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used when loading all the data originally extracted and transformed into the target database for the first time. NOT an update function.

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Incremental loading

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After the initial data is loaded, updates only the data that has been modified, added, or deleted. Newly extracted and transformed data is compared with the existing target database to produce additional and modified records.

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Full refresh

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This process erases and replaces the entire target database. The function is used if the entity cannot identify which data has been changed since the prior load.

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Price-to-earnings ratio

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Price per share divided by Earnings per share

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Basic Earnings per Share

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(Net income - preferred dividends) divided by the weighted average number of common shares

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13
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Inventory turnover

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(Cost of good sold/average inventory)

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14
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Cost of Goods Sold

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Beginning Finished Goods inventory plus cost of goods manufactured minus ending finished goods inventory

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Gross profit

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Sales - COGS

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Times interest earned

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Earnings before interest and taxes divided by interest expense

[Sales - COGS - Admin expense - Depreciation expense] / interest expense

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Residual income

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Operating income - (Required rate of return * Operating assets)

Can be used to compare and rank performance between departments.

18
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Asset Turnover

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Sales / Total Assets

19
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Primary Advantage of using value-added network (VAN)

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It provides increased security for data transmissions through use of private networks

20
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Gross margin (profit) ratio

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Gross profit / Net sales

21
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Total debt ratio

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Total debt / total assets

22
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Financial leverage ratio

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Total assets / total equity

23
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Working Capital

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Current Assets - Current Liabilities

24
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Accounts receivable turnover

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Net credit sales / average receivables

25
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How does stock issuance affect the balance sheet?

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By increasing assets and equity.