Finance Definitions Chunk 3 Flashcards

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PLEMF?

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Planning and Implementing, Limitations of Financial Reports, Ethical Issues, Monitoring and Controlling, Financial Ratios

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What Aspects Are Used to Judge Financial Needs? BCSAS?

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Business Size, Current Objectives, Stage of Business Cycle, Available Finance, Skills

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Define Financial Controls and Provide 2 Examples

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The policies and procedures that ensure the plans of the business will be achieved in the most efficient way E.g. Clear authorisation and responsibility of tasks E.g. Control of cash through cash registers, cash banked daily

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Advantages of Debt Finance

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Readily Available, Interest Payments Tax Deductible

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Disadvantages of Debt Finance

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Regular repayments, Expensive

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Advantages of Equity Finance

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No repayments, Cheaper

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Disadvantages of Equity Finance

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Lower Profits, Ownership Diluted

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Matching the Terms and Source of Finance to the Business Purpose

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Should match the term of the loan with the economic lifetime

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9
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What does a Cash Flow Statement Show?

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  • Ability to pay debts on time
  • Identifies trends and predicts potential change
  • If external finances required
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What is on an Income Statement?

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  • Operating income earned from main function
  • Operating expenses e.g. Inventories, Services
  • Main Operation Expenses e.g. Advertising, Rent
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Liquidity Ratio

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Current Ratio Current Assets ÷ Current Liabilities Industry Average- 2:1

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Gearing Ratio

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Debt to Equity Ratio Total Liabilities ÷ Total Equity x 100 • Ratio less than 100% indicates business has low risk, low gearing and high solvency/stability • Ratio of more than 100% indicates business is high risk, has high gearing and low solvency/stability

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Profitability Ratio/s

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Gross Profit Ratio Gross Profit ÷ Sales x 100 Net Profit Ratio Net Profit ÷ Sales x 100 Return On Equity Ratio Net Profit ÷ Total Equity x 100

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Efficiency Ratio/s

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Expense Ratio Total Expenses ÷ Sales x 100 Accounts Receivable Turnover Ratio Sales ÷ Accounts Receivable

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Limitations of Financial Reports NNCDTV?

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Normalised Earnings, Notes to Financial Statements, Capitalising Expenses, Debt Repayments, Timing Issues, Valuing Assets

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16
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What is on a Balance Sheet?

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  • Gives a ‘snapshot’ of the current financial position of the business