Chapter 7 Understanding Smart Selling Flashcards
Variable cost
Expenses that vary directly with changes in the production or sales volume
How much cash or emergency funds should you keep in your business?
Half of your start up cost
Two categories of variable costs
- Cost of goods sold or cost of services sold
2. other variable cost including commission and shipping and handling charges
Eight most common categories of fixed operating costs.
Insurance Salaries Advertising Interest Depreciation Utilities Rent Other Fixed eXpenses
Do fixed operating costs change over time? Two examples of these costs.
Yes, advertising, heating and cooling cost
Four reasons to keep good records every day
- Show you how to make the business more profitable
- Document profitability and cash position
- Prove that payments have been made
- Take advantage of tax deductions
Eight common categories of costs.
- Variable cost
- Fixed costs
- Capital equipment
- Investment
- Loans
6 revenue - Inventory
- Other cost
What does fixed operating cost mean
Expenses that do not vary with changes in the volume of production or sales
Fixed cost
Expenses that must be paid regardless of whether sales are being generated
Net profit
The remainder of revenues minus fixed and variable cost and Taxes
Cash accounting
A system wherein transactions are recorded when cash is paid out or received
Accrual method
Transactions are recorded at the time of occurrence, regardless of the transfer of cash
EOU
Economics of one unit, The amount of gross profit that is earned on each unit of the product or service a business sells