Finance Flashcards

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Budget

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A budget is a financial plan for the future aimed at controlling expenditure and/or revenues.

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Variance analysis

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Variance analysis is checking actual outcomes against predicted outcomes.

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Adverse variance

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less overall profit being made than was budgeted.
This could either be that actual costs were higher than budgeted or actual revenue was lower than budgeted.

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Favourable variance

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more overall profit being made than was budgeted.
This could either be that actual costs were lower than budgeted or actual revenue was higher than budgeted.

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Internal sources of finance

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Internal sources of finance are generated from within the business.
E.g owner’s capital, sale of assets, and reinvested profit.

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External sources of finance

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External sources of finance are raised from outside of the business.

E.g bank loan, trade credit and overdraft.

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What is share capital

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Money invested in a company by the shareholders. Shareholders gain a share of the ownership of the company in return. Long-term.

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Venture capital

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invests in small-medium high risk growing businesses in return for a high stake in the business and have a direct say in how the business is run.

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Cash flow forecast

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A cash flow forecast is a projection/prediction of the likely cash inflows and outflows in a business.

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Income statement show

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An income statement shows the business’ financial performance over a given time period. It shows gross profit and net profit.

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Gross profit

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Gross profit calculates a company’s revenues minus its cost of goods sold (direct costs).

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Cost of sales

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Cost of sales are the direct costs (variable costs) related to the supply of a product/service.

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Net profit

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Net profit measures the revenue minus all of the expenses.

gross profit - expenses (indirect costs)

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Gross Profit Margin

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Gross profit/sales revenue x 100.
It shows how well a business controls its production costs e.g. raw materials. It is an indicator of how efficient the business is at making and selling its product.

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Net Profit Margin

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Net profit/sales revenue x 100. It shows how efficiently a business controls all its expenses.
It shows how well it manages its expenses.

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