Financial statements Flashcards

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What is a balance sheet?

A

An overview of the financial situation of a company at a particular moment in time

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What are balance sheet mutations?

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Each financial transaction that influences the balance sheet

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What are assets?

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Resources that a company owns, displayed on the debit side of balance sheet, you always put them from highest to lowest

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What are non-current / fixed assets?

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These can be used more than once. E.g.: cars, equipment, buildings, etc.

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What are current assets?

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Can only be used once. E.g.: inventory

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6
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Name a few financing sources on the credit side:

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Equity
Non-Current liabilities
Current liabillities

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What is equity?

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Amount of money that the owners have invested in the company

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What are non-current liabilities:

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Long term financial obligations of the company to others (long term loan/mortgage)

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Current liabilities:

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Short term obligations, amounts the company still needs to pay to the owner, trade payables, short term (within one year)

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10
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What is an equilibrium?

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When the credit and debit sides are equal

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11
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Finish the sentence: assets are…

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Equity + liabilities

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12
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Accounts receivable. Debit or credit?

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Debit

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13
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Accounts payable. Debit or credit?

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Credit

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14
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The equity increases when (2):

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  1. There is a direct investment by the owner

2. There is reinvestment of the profit in the business

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15
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The equity decreases when (2):

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  1. Direct capital withdrawal by the owner

2. Business realizes a loss

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16
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How is depreciation calculated?

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(value - scrap value) / amount of periods

17
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What is redemption?

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Paying back money that you borrowed (= paying back a loan)

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What are receivables?

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When you don’t receive the cash yet but do deliver the product already

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What is pre-paid?

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When you have paid for something already

20
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What is an income statement?

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Shows the revenues and expenses over a certain period of time

21
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What are revenues?

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Monetary value of goods and services sold

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What are expenses?

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Monetary value of production means used

23
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What is cash basis accounting?

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Only recognizes a transaction when you spend or receive money (e.g. when you cash a check) this form of accounting is better if you deal with customers and have a lot of transactions

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What is accrual basis accounting?

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Recognizes a transaction when money is earned but not exchanged (e.g. sending an invoice) this method is best if you deal with large businesses and don’t always get paid right away

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What is depreciation?
The loss of value of tangible fixed assets. This is an expense because you used the asset and now it is worth less, depreciation is never a payment
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Name a few examples of expenses:
1. Cost of goods sold 2. Operating expenses 3. Financing expenses 4. Income tax
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What is cost of goods sold:
Cost of producing or acquiring the goods or services sold
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What are operating expenses:
Expenses related to the operations of the company like: selling, general & administrative expenses, salaries, rent, property, taxes, depreciation
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What is gross profit?
The difference between revenue and cost of goods sold
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What are receipts?
All the money that flows into the firm over a certain period
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What are payments?
All the money that flows out of the firm over a certain pariod
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What is Net Cash Flow?
Difference between cash receipts and cash payments