Financial Flashcards
Profit and Loss Statement
P&L- aka income statement, core financial report.
Revenue - expenses = net income
Intangible Property
Non-physical property that has value
Assests
Everything of value owned by the practice
Cost of Goods Sold
COGS
3 steps in analyzing p&l when unexpected figures are present
- Compare %s
- ask questions of the %s
- Implement change
Financial reporting process
Timeliness
Accuracy
Simplicity
Sufficiently Detailed
Analytical
Financial Analysis Perspectives
Safeguard Assets
Pricing/fee structure
Cost evaluation
Procurement of capital
Incremental performance
Accountability via departmentalization
Profitability analysis
Return on Capital analysis
KPI
Key Performance Indicators
Payroll Methods
Manual
Automated in-house processing
Payroll period
Weekly
Biweekly
Semi-monthly
Shift Differential
Payroll Deductions
Federal tax
State tax
Average AR
Beginning AR + Ending AR / 2 = Average AR
Days in AR
of days in period/AR turnover