Company Financial Statements Flashcards
What is a company’s Balance Sheet (Statement of Financial Position)?
A snapshot of a company’s financial position at a particular moment in time
What is a company’s Income Statement (Statement of Profit and Loss)?
Summarises the amount of income earned by a company and the expenditure incurred by that company.
What is a company’s Statement of Cash Flows?
A summary of all payments and receipts that have occurred over the course of the year
[Balance Sheet] What are non-current assets?
Assets in long-term continuing use by the company.
They represent the major investments from which the company hopes to make money.
They are categorised as tangible or intangible.
[Balance Sheet] What are current assets?
Assets purchased with the intention of resale or conversion into cash usually within a year. Eg. inventory, cash balances.
[Balance Sheet] What are tangible non-current assets?
Assets that have physical substance, such as land, buildings and machinery.
[Balance Sheet] What are intangible non-current assets?
Assets without physical substance that are expected to generate future revenue. Eg goodwill, trademarks.
What is included in the Top Half of the Balance Sheet (statement of financial position)?
Assets (non-current & current)
What is included in the Bottom Half of the Balance Sheet (statement of financial position)?
Equity and Liabilities
What is a company’s share capital?
Nominal value of total shares in issue
What is a company’s Share Premium?
The capital that a company raises upon issuing shares that is in excess of the nominal value of the shares
[Balance Sheet] What are Current Liabilities?
Amount owed by the company and due within a year
[Balance Sheet] What are non-current Liabilities?
Amount owed by the company and due after a year
What are the contents of a Statement of Profit and Loss (Income Statement)?
Revenue
Cost of sales
Operating Costs
Profit before tax
Capital v Revenue Expenditure
What 3 sections is the the Statement of Cash Flows broken down into?
- Operating cash flow
- investing activities
- Financing activities