Definitions of components of financial statements Flashcards
Revenue
Sales (trading entity), Fees Received (service entity)
Other revenue
All other revenues/income and gains
Examples (not limited to): interest received, dividends received, rent received, commission received, gain on sale of an item of property, plant and equipment
Administrative Expenses:
Administrative expenses are costs associated with the administration of the entity as a whole
Examples (not limited to): Office Salaries/Wages, Rent, Insurance, Depreciation on Office Equipment, Telephone, Accountancy Fees, Discount Allowed (to debtors), Bad Debts, Doubtful Debts
Note a decrease in the allowance for doubtful debts is shown as a credit (negative expense) in administrative expenses.
Finance Costs:
Finance costs arise from an entity financing its operations from external sources. Finance Costs are limited to different types of interest paid.
Examples: Interest on overdraft, Interest on Loan, Interest on Mortgage.
Investments
All investments, such as shares, government stock, term deposits will be classified as non-current assets. Investments will be stated at cost in the Statement of Financial Position. The market value of shares on balance sheet date will be disclosed as being their current fair value in the notes. The interest rate and maturity date of investments in Government Stock or Fixed Term Deposits will be disclosed in the notes or on the face of the balance sheet.
Non-current Liabilities
all liabilities that are not current
Non-current assets
All assets that are not currents
Distribution costs
Distribution costs are expenses incurred in transferring ownership of finished goods to the consumer. Those expenses incurred through the promotion, storage, selling and delivery of the inventory for sale.
Examples (not limited to): Advertising, Sales Salaries/Wages, Vehicle Expenses, Shop Electricity, Shop Rent, Depreciation on Shop Fittings, Depreciation on Vehicles, Delivery Expenses
current assets
all assets that will be turned into cash or used up within the next accounting period
currents liabilities
all liabilities that will be repaid within the next accounting period
Property, plant and equipment
Are tangible items that are held for the use in production or supply of good and service, rental or administration.
equity
residual interest of the assets after deducting liabilities. e.g. A-L= Eq
Intangible Assets
These generate income over future accounting periods but cannot be physically touched. Eg. Goodwill, Patients, Trademarks, Copyright.
Cost of Goods Sold
Expenses in getting the goods into the store