End of month reporting Flashcards

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Statement of profit or loss

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Prepared outside ledger for presentation to interested parties, detailing the various revenues and expenses for a period and calculating the resultant profit or loss (R-E)

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Statement of Financial Position

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Detailed expression of the accounting equation for business at certain time. Lists A, L, OE

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Statement of Cash flows

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Shows inflows and outflows of a business entity during a period.
Provides information useful for making and evaluating decisions about the allocations of scare resources

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Operation activities

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the amount of money a company brings in from its ongoing, regular business activities
Revenues from receipts received. (e.g. service fees revenue)
Payments are expenses (e.g. wages, salaries, electricity)

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Investing activities

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cash used to purchase resources (assets)

e.g. furniture

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Financing activities

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resources from cash inflows, loans to and from and dividends

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Interrelationship between the statements

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  • profit figure from SPL in SFP to increase equity figure
  • R & E from SPL in statement of cash flows
  • Final figure in SCF should balance the asset section of SFP
  • dividends in SFP in the SCF
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Why is accounting used?

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For business firms to operate efficiently to account for money received and spent.

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Accrual accounting

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Transactions and events when they have an economic impact on the entity rather when the associated cash flow occurs.

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10
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Accounting period concept

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Assumes life of a business is divided into arbitrary time periods

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