Financial Statements and Closing Entries Flashcards
Structure of income statement
- Revenue/Sales (this will vary based on core biz of co)
- Less COGS (=product cost/direct cost)
- ——- - EQUALS GROSS PROFIT
- ——- - Less Operating Expenses (SGA) = period costs
- —– - EQUALS OPERATING INCOME (did company price goods or services high enough to cover cost of delivering those goods/services)
- Less Interest, Gains and Losses ($ in or out not part of core biz)
- ——– - Pre-tax income
- Less income tax expense
- —– - Net income
what is the line
Operating income. investors and analysts will look at operating income. Mangers look to move unusual expenses below the line so the biz looks better.
Temporary account
Accumulate effects of transactions for period of time only
R&E
closed out at end of accounting period
Permanent account
Accumulate effects of transactions over the life of a business
B.S. accounts
Order of Assets
Current Assets (benefit within next year; ordered by how readily can be converted to cash = liquidiity)
Cash
A/R
Inventory
Prepaid assets (these can never be converted to cash, just deferred expense)
Non-current assets
Tangible assets - PPE
Intangible assets - Software, TM, goodwill
Order of liabilities
Current liabilities (obligations within the next year, ordered by liquidity)
Bank borrowings
A/P
Deferred Rev and other noncash
Noncurrent liabilitites (due beyond the year) bank borrowings and bonds other types of liabilities (deferred taxes, pensions)