Chapter 4- Analysing financial performance Flashcards
What is a trading profit and loss account?
Measures the businesses performance over a given period of time (one year)
It is also known as an income statement
What does an income statement look like?
Sales revenue
- Cost of sales
=Gross profit
- Expenses (fixed costs)
= Net profit
- Corporation tax @ 20%
= Profit after tax
- Dividends
= Retained profit
What is the formula for gross profit margin?
Gross profit/ Sales reven
ue X 100
What is the formula for net profit margin?
Net profit/ Sales revenue X 100
What is a balance sheet?
A snapshot of the businesses assets (what it owns) and its liabilities (what it owes) at a particular time
What does a balance sheet look like?
Current assets
- Stock
- Debtors
- Cash and bank
Current liabilities
- Bank overdrafts and loans
- Creditors
- Other
Total current liabilities
Net current assets (working capital)
Total long term liabilities (non-current)
Net assets
Shareholder funds
- Share capital
- Retained profit (reserves)
What is a non-current asset
Anything you have for more than 12 months- long term
E.g. Land and buildings, plant and machinery