lecture 1 - balance sheet Flashcards

1
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define a baalnce sheet

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itemised statement of what a company owns , owes, is owed and is worth

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2
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a balance sheet is compose of

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assets, liabilities and equity

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3
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what is an asset

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what one owns

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4
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what is a liability

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what the company owes, how much and to whom

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5
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what does non current mean

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long term

owned/owed for more than a year

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6
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what does current mean

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short term

own/owed for less than a year

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7
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a computer is a long term asset most of the time but if the company intends to use it for only 1 year what is it

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current asset

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8
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what is the useful life

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how long a company intends to use an asset for

number of years it is likely to remain in service for the purpose of cost-effective revenue generation

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9
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how could a company owe the government

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not having paid appropriate tax

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10
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in terms of liablities - whether something is short term or long term depends on

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when they gotta pay the money back

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11
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asset big definiton

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Resource controlled by the entity as a result of past events which will yield future economic benefits

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12
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how are assets presented in the financial statement

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according to the length of time entity expects to hold and use them

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13
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non current aset

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entity expectws to use for periods that extend beyonf one year

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14
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current asset

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Cash and other assets that the entity expects to turn to cash within one year (usually in the course of normal operations

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15
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what are the 2 types of non current assets

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intangible asset

tangible asset

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16
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what is a tangible asset and what are they also known as

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can be seen and touched e.g property, computer
aka fixed assets

17
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what are intagible assets

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-not physical in nature , you can’t see or touch but it’s got value e e.g reputation of the bs (good will) intelleectual property rights such as patent ,

18
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what are the 4 examples of current assets

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cash
inventory
trade recievables
prepayment

19
Q

cash includes

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bank deposits

20
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inventory is known as

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stock / closing stock value

21
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what is inventory

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total value of unsold products at the end of the year . Good purchased or internally produced for purpose of resale or for manufacture of other goods , but not yet sold

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22
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trade recievables aka

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trade debtors

23
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what are trade recievables

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money owed to customers who have bought on credit

24
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what is prepatment

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company makes an expense in advance e.g renting a factory and paying rent 1 year in advance

25
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big definition of liability

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A present obligation of an entity arising from past events , the settlement of which is expected to result in an outflow of resources that embody economic benefit

26
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what happens if you cant pay a liablity back

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go bankrupt

27
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non current liability

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entity expects to settle in periods that extend beyond one year #- mortgage on property

28
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what is a current liablity

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entity expects to pay it within one year

29
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give example of current liablities

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overdraft/short term borrowing
trade payable
accrual

30
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trade payable aka

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creditor

31
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what is a trade payable

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money owed to supplier who provided goods on creditha

32
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what is an accrual

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opposite of prepatment

you owe money for an expense you should pay ( we cover later )

33
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equity aka

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capital

34
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what is equity

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amount of capital invested in the business by its owners ( net of withdrawals ) + retained profit

35
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equity is a notional amount that can be interpreted as

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net investment of the owners

36
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if company is doing well the investment value

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increases

37
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what does the equity section show

A

value of a company

38
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when looking at a balance sheet what should you always do

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check the currency and whether the money is in Ks or millions

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