Finance Flashcards
Start up capital
The finance required by a new business to pay for the essential fixed assets and current assets so that it can start trading
Working capital
Capital available to a business in the short term to pay for day to day expenses
Capital expenditure
The money spent on non current assets
Revenue expenditure
Money spent on day to day expenses
Internal finance
Finance form within the business itself
External finance
Finance from outside and separate from the business
Micro-finance
This provides financial services to poor people who can not get a traditional loan
Short term source of finance
Finance that must be paid back within a year (include : overdraft facility, trade credits, factoring)
Long term source of finance
Finance obtained for a time frame that exceeds a year (includes: share capital, loans and grants)
Cash flow
Cash inflows and outflows over a period of time
Cash flow forcast
Estimate of future cash inflows and outflows of a business usually on a monthly basis and shows the expected cash balance at the end of the month.
Cash inflows
Sums of money received by a business over a period of time
Cash outflows
Sums of money paid out by a business over a period of time
Cash flow cycle
Shows the stages between paying out cash for materials and labor and receiving cash from sales of goods
Profit
Sales revenue- Total costs