Chapter 9 Test 1 Flashcards
Working Capital
Working Capital =
Firms Current Assets - Current Liabilities
Current Ratio/Working Capital Ratio =
Current Assets/Current Liabilities
Liquidity
refers to a firms ability to meet short term obligations as they come due.
Prepayments
are assets that represent services a firm has paid for before consuming them
Inventory
refers to items a firm holds for sale or for further processing as part of its operations
Inventory Equation = Ending Inventory =
Beginning Inventory + Additions - Withdrawals
Manufactured Inventories include
Direct Materials ( Raw Materials )
Direct Labor
Manufacturing Overhead
Product Cost
(are assets) Until a firm sells it products and recognizes revenue it treats all manufacturing cost as product cost
Raw Materials Inventory
account shows the cost of raw materials purchased but not yet transferred to the factory floor.
Work in Process Inventory
accumulates the cost of raw materials transferred to the factory floor the cost of direct labor used in production, and manufacturing overhead costs.
Finished Goods Inventory
account measures the manufacturing cost of units completed but not yet sold.
Cost of Goods Sold
an expense reducing net income and ultimately retained earnings.
Three types of cost flow assumptions
- Weighted Average - firm calculates the average of the cost of all units avalible for sale during the accounting period
- First in, First Out -assigns cost of the first units acquired to the units sold and assigns the costs of the most recent acquisition to the ending inventory.
- Last in, First Out (not permitted with IFRS) - assigns the cost of the latest units acquired to the withdrawals and assigns the costs of the oldest units to the ending inventory.
Cost of Goods Sold Percentage =
Cost of Goods Sold/Sales Revenue
Inventory Turnover Ratio =
Cost of Goods Sold/Average Inventory
Accounts Payable Turnover Ratio =
Purchases/Average Accounts Payable
Cash Cycle
the time between a firms first acquiring inventory then making and selling the product and ultimately recieing cash from the customer and paying cash to suppliers.
Note Payable
Money borrowed on less than a year.