Chapter 8- Using Financial Statements Flashcards
Three financial statements to track your business
- An income statement
- A balance sheet
- A cash flow statement
Definition of Income Statement
The difference between revenue (sales) and expenses (costs) is a profit or a given period.
Ten parts of the income statement
- Revenue
- Cogs Cost of goods or services sold
- Gross profit
- Other variable costs
- Contribution margin
- Fixed operating costs
- Earnings before interest and taxes (EBIT)
- Pre-tax profit
- Taxes
- Net profit (loss)
Definition of the Balance Sheet.
A snapshot of assets, liabilities, and equity at a point in time (net worth of a business)
What are short term assets
Current assests - cash or items that could be quickly turned into cash (liquidated) or that will be used by the business within one year
What is the relationship of the Balance Sheet and Financing?
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What is equity and how do you calculate it?
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What are current and long-term liabilities
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What are long term assets
(Fixed) those that will take more than one year to use, or could not be quickly liquidated