Business Flashcards
Formula for working out profit and loss is
Gross profit - indirect costs =net profit
Formula for calculating the trading account is
Total sales - direct costs = gross profit
Direct costs are
Anything used to run the business that day-
Eg fuel, drivers wage, tyres, oil, vehicle insurance, depreciation of vehicle
Indirect costs are
Anything I’ll be paying regardless of whether the bus goes out -
Eg bus repayment
Receptionist wage
Office rent
Admin
Redundancy pay thresholds are
Under 22 - 0.5 weeks pay
22 to 40 - 1 weeks pay
41 and over - 1.5 weeks pay
Voluntary liquidation takes place when
75%of the shareholders agree
Liquidator acts in best interest of
Creditors (NOT HMRC OR SHAREHOLDERS)
In contract law, what is a consideration?
The benefit each party will receive from the contract
Notification on contravention is issued by
HSE
Partnership is formally brought into existence by means of a
Deed of partnership
Capital employed formula
Fixed and current assets - current liabilities
Return on capital employed (ROCE) formula
(Net profit ÷ capital employed) × 100
SMART
Specific
Measurable
Attainable
Realistic
Time based
A debtor is
Someone who owes me money
A creditor is
Someone I owe money to
Long term funds eg
Debentures, mortgages and retained profits
What is an acid test ratio?
Indicator of whether a firm has sufficient short term assets to cover its immediate liabilities
Short-term sources of funds eg
Funds awaiting remittance to HMRC
Debtors
What are the 4 P’s?
Product
Price
Place
Promotion
Eg of running costs
Fuel
Lubricants
Tyres
Maintenance
!NOT DRIVERS WAGES!
Reimbursement due to travel operators is calculated in the basis of
Revenue foregone + net additional costs
A debit note is issued because
The customer has added to the original order at an extra cost
The trading account shows details of
Sales and direct costs
Working capital formula
Current assets - current liabilities