Contents of published accounts Flashcards

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Intellectual property

A

the amount by which the market value of a firm exceeds its tangible assets less liabilities – an intangible asset.

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Market value

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the estimated total value of a company if it were taken over.

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3
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Capital expenditure

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any item bought by a business and retained for more than one year, that is the purchase of fixed or non-current assets.

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4
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Revenue expenditure

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any expenditure on costs other than non-current asset expenditure.

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5
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Depreciation

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the decline in the estimated value of a non- current asset over time

Assets decline in value for two
main reasons:
- 1) normal wear and tear through usage
- 2) technological change, making either the asset, or the product it is used to make, obsolete.

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6
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Net book value

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the current Statement of financial position value of a non-current asset = original cost – accumulated depreciation.

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Straight-line depreciation

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a constant amount of depreciation is subtracted from the value of the asset each year

= original cost of asset-expected residual value / expected useful life of asset (years)

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Net realisable value

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the amount for which an asset (usually an inventory) can be sold minus the cost of selling it – it is only used on Statements of financial position when NRV is estimated to be below historical cost.

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