Chapters 18-22 Finance Flashcards

Components 1

1
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A Budget

A

A financial plan of action for a period, describing expected levels of revenue and expenditure.

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2
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Zero budgeting

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Managers are not allocated with a budgeted amount of money that they are entitled to spend. Instead they must request and justify all expenditure made.

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3
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Variance

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Any unplanned change from the budgeted amount.

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4
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Favourable variance

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When actual expenditure is less than expected, or revenues are higher than expected.

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5
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Sale of assets

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When a business sells fixed assets they no longer need, such as an old factory site or unused machinery.

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6
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Owner’s capital

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Money invested in a business by the owners from their own savings, selling their own assets or through personal borrowing to fund the business.

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7
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Share issue or Share Capital

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When a business sells shares to investors in exchange for part ownership, voting rights and a share of the profits.

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8
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Cashflow statement

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A historical document of cash flowing in and out of a business during a trading period.

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9
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Cashflow forecast

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Shows future expected flows of cash into and out of a business over a trading period.

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10
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Inflows

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Money received by a business. Examples include revenues, loans from a bank and government assistance.

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Outflows

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Money paid out by a business to pay for expenses. Examples include wages, rent and raw materials.

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11
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Net cash flow

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Inflows minus outflows.

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12
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Opening balance

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The amount of money a business starts with at the beginning of the period

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13
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Closing balance

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The amount of money a business has at the end of the period.
Opening balance plus net cash flow.

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14
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Liquid assets

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Things a business owns that can quickly be used, or turned into cash, to pay bills as they fall due. E.g. Cash in hand, cash in bank, debtors, stock

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15
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Trading, profit & loss account

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A financial document showing a historic view of all the business’s trading income and expenditure over a year.

16
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Cost of sales

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The direct costs of purchasing the stock that is used in sales.
Opening stock, plus purchases, minus closing stock.

17
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Opening stock

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The value of inventory (stock) held by a business at the beginning of the trading period.

18
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Purchases

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The value of stock purchased by the business during the trading period.

19
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Closing stock

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The value of stock held by the business at the end of the trading period.

20
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Gross profit Formula

A

Revenue minus Cost of Sales

21
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Expenses

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The indirect costs (overheads) that a business must pay. E.g. rent, salaries, insurance.

22
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Net profit

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Gross profit minus Expenses.
Revenue minus Total Costs.
The money left over in a business after all costs have been paid.

23
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Dividends

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The share of the profits that is paid to shareholders (owners) of a limited company.

24
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Gross profit margin equation

A

Gross profit x 100
Sales revenue

25
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Net profit margin equation

A

Net profit x 100
Sales revenue