Chapter 1 - Financial Statements Flashcards
What are financial statements also known as ?
final accounts
What are the two different types of financial statements ?
statement of profit or loss and the statement of financial position
What is the equation used to calculate the statement of profit or loss ?
income - expenses = profit or loss
what must you do to the sales revenue before calculating the statement of profit or loss to make sure that it is accurate ?
Deduct the cost of purchases and other expenses
What is the equation used to calculate the statement of financial position ?
assets - liabilities = capital/equity
What is meant by the term Assets ?
Items the business owns
What are the two different types of Assets
1) Current assets
2) Non-Current assets
What are Non-Current assets ?
Items/Assets with a lifespan of more than one year, that are bought for use within the business
eg: business premises, vehicles, computers
What are Current assets ?
Items/Assets needed for the everyday running of the business
eg: inventory, trade receivables (money owed to the business by credit customers), and money in the bank
If an asset is tangible what does this mean ?
You can see and physically touch the asset
(Basically a material substance)
If an asset is intangible what does this mean ?
You can not see or physically touch the asset
What is meant by the term Liabilities ?
Items that the business owes
What are the two different types of Liabilities ?
1) Current liabilities
2) Non-Current liabilities
What are Current liabilities ?
Short term liabilities that are repayable within 12 months
eg: trade payables ( money owed to suppliers that a business has bought on credit)
What are Non-Current liabilities ?
Longer-term liabilities that are repayable in more than 12 months
eg: bank loans and mortgages