Finance Flashcards

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Breakeven point (using contribution) formula

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fixed costs /contribution per unit

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contribution per unit formula

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selling price (per unit) - variable cost (per unit)

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Profit formula

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sales revenue - costs

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total costs formula

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fixed costs + variable costs

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Revenue formula

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selling price x quantity

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Average rate of return (ARR) formula

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average annual profit/
initial cost of investment x100

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Average annual profit formula

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net profit generated by an investment/
number of years the profit is expected to last

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Gross profit margin formula

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Gross profit/
sales revenue x100

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net profit margin formula

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net profit/
sales revenue x100

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10
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Name the 3 internal sources of finance

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owners capital
retained profit
selling assets

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define owners capital

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The money invested by the owner of the business - often comes from their personal savings.

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define retained profit

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When a business makes a profit, the business can leave some or all of this money in the business and reinvest it in order to expand.

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define selling assets

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Involves selling products owned by the business.

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Name 10 external sources of finance

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family and friends
bank loans
overdrafts
venture capital and business angels
new partners
share issue
trade credit
leasing
hire purchase
government grants

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Define family and friends

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Businesses can be given a loan from their family family and friends that may not need to be payed back or are payed back with little or no interest.

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Define bank loan

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The money borrowed from a bank by an individual or a business - is payed off with interest over a agreed period of time.

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Define Overdrafts

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Where a business or person uses more money than they have in their bank account.

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Define venture capital and business angels

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An individual or a group which is willing to invest money into a new or growing business in exchange for an agreed share of the profits.

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Define new partners

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When an individual person or people are brought into the business as a new business partner.

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Define share issue

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A business may sell more of their ordinary shares to raise money.

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Define trade credit

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A trade credit must be agreed with a supplier and forms a credit agreement with them. Allows a business to obtain raw materials and stock but pay for them at a later date.

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Define leasing

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A way of renting an asset that the business requires, such as a coffee machine. Monthly payments are made.

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Define Hire purchase

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Used to purchase an asset such as a delivery van or piece of equipment. A deposit is payed and the remaining amount for the asset is payed monthly over a set period of time.

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Define government grants

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A fixed amount of money awarded by the government. Grants are given to a business on the condition that they meet certain criteria such as providing jobs in areas of high unemployment.

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Advantage and disadvantage of owners capital
Quick and convenient once the money is gone its gone
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Advantage and disadvantage of Retained profits
easy access to the money Once the money is gone, it is not available for any future unforeseen problems the business might face.
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Advantage and disadvantage of selling assets
can create space for more profitable uses might not get the full market value of the assets or even be able to sell them at all.
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Advantage and disadvantage of family and friends
money may not need to be payed back money may be lost if the business fails
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Advantage an disadvantage of bank loans
Can get a significant amount of money at one time difficult for a business to access
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Advantage and disadvantage of Overdraft
allows emergency purchases is only a short term solution
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Advantage and disadvantage of venture capitalists and business angels
they may offer advice and help owner must give away part of the business
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Advantage and disadvantage of new partners
potential to raise huge amounts of money they may have different visions for the business than the business.
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Advantage and disadvantage of share issues
can gain lots of money quickly leaves a business open to takeovers
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Advantage and disadvantage of trade credit
access to supplies without immediate payment usually small amounts
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Advantage and disadvantage of leasing
leasing company may be responsible for repairs and maintenance assets are not owned by the business
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Advantage and disadvantage of hire purchase
Expensive assets can be purchased and paid back over time interest is charged on hire purchase items
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Advantage and disadvantage of government grants
does not need to be paid back business need to meet certain criteria
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What sources of finance are useful for start up businesses
owners capital family and friends a bank loan venture capital and business angels trade credit leasing and hire purchases government grants
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What sources of finance are useful for businesses with cash flow issues
owners capital family and friends bank loans overdraft share issue trade credit selling assets
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Define Revenue
Revenue is any money a business makes from selling their goods and services.
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Define Costs
Costs are anything business pays for.
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What are the 2 categories of costs
variable costs fixed costs
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Define fixed costs
Fixed costs are costs for a business that do not change.
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Variable costs
Variable costs are costs that change depending on the output of a business.
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Define profit
Profit is any revenue left over after all the business' costs have been paid.
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Define break-even
The point at which revenue and total costs are the same, meaning the business is making neither a profit nor a loss.
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Formula gross profit
Sales revenue - cost of sales
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Define profit and loss account
Shows the revenue and costs of a business and these are used to work out weather or not the business has made a profit
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Formula for net profit
Gross profit - expenses
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Define gross profit margin
The percentage of sales revenue left over once the cost of sales has been paid
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Define net profit margin
Proportion of sales revenue left over after all costs have been paid
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Formula for net cash flow
Cash in flows - cash out flows
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Define cash flow forecasting
Involves predicting the future flow of cash into and out of a business
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Formula for opening balance
Opening balance = closing balance of the previous year.
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Formula for closing balance
Net cash flow + opening balance