Ch 11 Flashcards
QC for Income Statements
Understandability requires that information should be easily understood so the format of the income statement is important.
Income Statement following information
Net Sales for Period (Sales-Sales Returns)
Gross Profit for Period (net sales-cost of goods sold)
Adjusted Gross Profit (Gross Profit - inventory loss)
Net profit (Revenues - expenses)
Income Statement Format
Revenue
Cash sales
Credit sales
Less Sales returns
less Cost of goods sold Cost of sales Cartage inwards Gross profit Less Inventory loss Adjusted gross profit Plus Other revenue Interest revenue Other revenue Interest revenue
Less Other expenses Rent Wages Advertising Insurance Net profit
Cost of Goods Sold – what is included?
Cost of sales
Cartage inwards
Customs duty
Buying expenses
Evaluation of Net Profit
The length of the reporting period. Always check the length of time over which the profit was earned.
The trend in the profit over a number of periods
The budgeted, or expected, net profit
The profit earned by similar businesses (industry averages)
The hours worked by a sole proprietor in earning the profit