Income Statements and Balance Sheets Flashcards

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What does an income statement do?

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  • Measure business performance by looking at income and costs over a given period (usually a year).
  • Show the level of profit or loss made by the business.
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What are the components that make up the income statement?

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  • Revenue
  • Cost of sales
  • Gross profit
  • Overheads
  • Operating profit
  • Net profit
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What elements make up the left hand side of the balance sheet?

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  • Non-current assets
  • Current assets
  • Current liabilities
  • Non-current liabilities
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What elements make up the right hand side of a balance sheet?

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  • Share capital

- Profit

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On a balance sheet, what are fixed assets?

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  • Things that are of value within the business.
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What happens to fixed assets over time?

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  • They reduce in value.
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How long may fixed assets take to sell with regards to balance sheet?

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  • more than a year.
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What is working capital?

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  • The money that the business has - more liquidity means it has more working capital.
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How is total assets calculated?

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Fixed assets (or non-current assets) + working capital

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10
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What are shareholder funds?

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Money invested into the business by the shareholders.

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