INCOMPLETE Topic Four, Part 10 - Income Statement Flashcards

1
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What are index numbers?

A

numbers from different years are valued based on a base year

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2
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Why are index numbers used?

A

numbers from each year are compared with the base year for comparisons

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3
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What are the formulas for index numbers?

A

number in year required / number in base year x 100

Price in year / Price in base year x 100

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4
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What is an income statement?

A

How much is made from selling and paid out in costs. profits or losses made from trading.

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5
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Who uses the financial information?

A
  • Investors
  • the tax person
  • Workers
  • Lenders of money e.g. banks
  • Competitors
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6
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What is the formula for gross profit?

A

Sales revenue - cost of goods

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7
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What is the formula for operating expenses?

A

Gross profit - expenses

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8
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What is the formula for profit before tax?

A

Operating profit - finance costs.

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9
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What is the formula for retained profit?

A

Profit and dividends - tax

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10
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What is sales revenue?

A

Income from the sale of goods and services

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11
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What is the formula for sales revenue?

A

price x sales

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12
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What is the cost of sales?

A

Cost of producing or buying the business goods

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13
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What is the formula for cost of sales?

A

Opening inventory (from the previous year) + purchases in this year - closing inventory (what stock is left).

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14
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What is net profit?

A

Profit after all costs are deducted from sales revenue

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15
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What is ‘‘Interest received or earned”?

A

An additional source of income added to accounts after operating profits and before net profit

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16
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What are the three divisions of an income statement?

A
  • Trading account
  • The income statement
  • The appropriation account:
17
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What is included in the trading account section?

A

-The figures used to calculate gross profit. –Considers sales revenue and cost of sales. -Judges efficiency

18
Q

What is included in the income statement section?

A

Considers the sales revenue, cost of sales and overheads

19
Q

What is the appropriation account?

A

Shows what happens to the net profit. Sole Traders and Partnerships don’t have to do this

20
Q

What is operating profit?

A

Money made after ALL expenses have been paid, but before tax

21
Q

What is depreciation?

A

Reduction in asset value over time

22
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What is Profit before interest and tax (PBIT)?

A

Similar to operating profit but includes depreciation charges

23
Q

What is finance cost?

A

Interest and other costs a business incurs from borrowing funds

24
Q

What is dividend payment?

A

The money returned to shareholders as a reward for their investment

25
Q

What does it mean to compare two years of accounts?

A

An income statement often refers to two years enabling a comparison to be made

26
Q

What is the usefulness of an income statement?

A
  • monitor progress
  • help calculate ratios
  • help create objectives
27
Q

What is an interim report?

A

Declares a PLC’s profit every 3-6 months