Chapter 12 Flashcards
what is statement of financial position?
used to be called the balance sheet. It shows the the company owns and what is owing. Assets and liabilities
what is the book value of a company?
Equity of a company. represents the total value of a companies assets that share holders would receive if company was liquidated
what are the 4 items of non-current assets?
- Plant, property and equipment
2. depreciation, amortization and depletion
what are the two main methods of recording depreciation?
- straight-line method - equal amount in charged to each period.
- The declining-balance method - a percent is deducted from the value of the asset each period.
- Intangible assets
- Investments in associates
what is depletion?
Used by mining, natural gas and timber companies its the decrease in value of a company as the resource is extracted.
what is capitalizing?
when are expenditure is recorded as an asset rather than an expense. so it can put recorded over a longer period of time.
the asset is then depreciated over time on the statement of financial position.
what is an intangible asset?
a non-monetary asset that does not have physical substance.
examples: copyrights, patients, franchises and trademarks.
what is investments in associates?
When are company owns a stake in other companies. As a general rule 20% stake in a company is when a company has significant influence
What are the 4 items of currents assets?
- inventories
- prepaid expenses
- trade receivables
- cash and cash equivalents
what are the two ways inventories are valued?
- Weighted average of all items in inventory
2. First in First out
what are the three equity items?
- Share capital - money that has been paid in by investors.
- Retained earnings - profits that have not been payed out to investors. if a company suffers losses in a year it is deducted from the companies retained earnings.
- non-controlling interest - all assets and liabilities and subsidiary companies financial statements combined into one.
what are the two non-current liability items?
- long term debt
2. deferred tax liability
what are the three current liability items?
1.
what are the three current liability items?
- current position of long term debt due in one year
- taxes payable to the government in the near term
- trade payables for unpaid bills for materials and supplies
- short term borrowing from institutions