Business Finance :Unit 29 - 32 Flashcards
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- What is a statement of comprehensive income?
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financial document showing a firm’s income-expenditure in a particular time period.
2
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- What is profit?
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- money left over after all costs have been subtracted from revenue.
3
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- What is gross profit?
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- Gross profit sales revenue less cost of sales.
4
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- What is operating profit?
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- gross profit less expenses.
5
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- What is distributed profit?
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- profit that is returned to the owners of a business.
6
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- What is retained profit?
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- profit held by a business rather than returning it to the owners and which may be used in the future.
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- What is dividend?
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share of the profit paid to shareholders in a company.
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- What is the information contained in the statement of comprehensive income? in order?
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- revenue
- the cost of sales
- gross profit
- administrative expenses
- other operating expenses
- selling expenses
- operating profit
- finance costs
- Profit for the year
- Profit for the year after tax.
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- How can a statement of comprehensive income be used in decision-making?(4)
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- investment decisions
- cost analysis
- the basis for future forecasts
- making comparisons
10
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- What is normal profit?
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- minimum profit a business needs to make to retain the interest of the owners.
11
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- What are adjustments?
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- includes adjustments for the profits made on the disposal of assets.
12
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- What is statement of financial position?
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summary at a point in time of business assets, liabilities and capital(often called balance sheet)
13
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12.5 What is finance cost? finance income?
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finance cost is interest paid on loans
finance income is interest received by businesses on deposit accounts.
14
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- What is assets?
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- resources used or owned by a business.
15
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- What is liabilities?
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- debts of the business, which provide a source of funds.
16
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- What is capital?
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- finance provided by the owners of the business.
17
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- What is non current assets?
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- asset that last for more than one year,
18
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- What are current assets?
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- assets that are likely to be changed into cash within a year.
19
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- What is liquidity?
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- ease or speed with which assets can be sold for cash.
20
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- What is trade receivables?
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- amounts of money that are owed to a company by its customers.
21
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- What is current liabilities?
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- debts that have to be repaid within a year.
22
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- What is net current assets/ working capital?
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- current assets minus current liabilities,(
23
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- What are current assets? non-current liabilities?
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- current assets that are likely to be changed into cash within a year.
- non-current liabilities debts that are payable after 12 months.
24
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- What is net assets?
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- the value of all assets less the value of all liabilities.
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24. What is goodwill?
- value that a company has because it has a good relationship with its customers and suppliers.
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25. What is ratio analysis? what are the 2 types?
- mathematical approach to investigating accounts by comparing two related figures.
- - profitability ratio
- Liquidity ratio
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What are the 4 types of profitability ratios?
- Gross profit margin
- Operating profit margin
- Mark up
- ROCE(return on capital employed)
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26. What is the gross profit margin?
how to calculate it.
- gross profit expressed as a percentage of turnover.
Gross profit = Gross Profit
----------------------- X 100
Revenue
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27. What is the operating profit margin?
how to calculate it,
- operating profit expressed as a percentage of turnover.
- Operating profit
--------------------------- X 100
Revenue
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28. What is markup?
how to calculate it.
- is used to calculate profit made per item.
- Profit per item
-------------------------- X 100
Cost per item
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29. What are the two types of liquidity ratios?
- Current ratio
- Acid test ratio
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30. What is current ratio? How to calculate it?
- assess the firm's liquidity by dividing current liabilities into current assets.
Current assets
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Current liabilities
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30. What is the acid test ratio? How to calculate it?
- assesses firm's severe liquidity by dividing current assets from current liabilities by excluding stocks from current assets.
(current assets - inventory)/ current liabilities
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31. What is the return on capital employed?(ROCE). how to calculate it.
- profit of a business as a percentage of the total amount of money used to generate it.
Operating profit
-------------------------- X 100
Capital employed
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34, What are the benefits of using ratios in a business? (3)
- helps to monitor progress over time.
- can be used to make comparisons between businesses.
-Proves effective in gauging the short-term financial standing of a firm
- Enables to identify of future trends of business and subsequently helps formulate an effective budget.
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35. Who are the 2 internal stakeholders of a business?
- Employees and managers.
- owners and shareholders.
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36. Who are the 4 external stakeholders of a business?
- competitors
- customers
- government
- suppliers
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37. What are the 4 ways financial documents help businesses to make better-informed decisions?
- Funding decisions - help to predict when money is needed.
- Reducing costs - can asses whether costs are under control.
- increasing profitability - could try to increase profit margins by increasing prices or reducing the cost of production.
- Investment decisions - assess the the company's financial state,
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38. What are the other 6 usages of financial documents?
- government
- competitors
- the media
- tax authorities
- auditors
- registrar of companies
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39. What is auditing?
- accounting procedure that checks thoroughly the accuracy of a company's accounts.
