MD#7 : Financial Statements (1st Grading Period) Flashcards

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It summary report of business activity. It is a formal record of the financial activities and position of a business, person, or other entity.

Relevant financial information is presented in a structured manner and in a form easy to understand.

Are used by investors, creditors, management, and regulatory agencies to gauge the financial health and performance of the entity.

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Financial Statements

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The Users of Financial Statements

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  1. Investors and Shareholders (Internal)
  2. Creditors and Lenders (External)
  3. Management (Internal)
  4. Employees (Internal)
  5. Customers (External)
  6. Suppliers (External)
  7. Government and Regulatory Advisors (External)
  8. Analysts and Financial Advisors (Internal)
  9. General Public (External)
  10. Competitors (External)
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Purpose: To assess the company’s profitability and growth potential, make informed decisions about buying, holding, or selling shares, and evaluate the return on their investments.

Focus: Profitability, return on equity, earnings per share, and dividends.

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Investors and Shareholders

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Purpose: To evaluate the company’s ability to repay loans and interest, and assess creditworthiness.

Focus: Liquidity ratios, debt-to-equity ratio, cash flow statements, and overall financial stability.

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Creditors and Lenders

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Purpose: To make strategic and operational decisions, manage resources efficiently, and plan for future growth.

Focus: Detailed internal financial data, performance metrics, budget comparisons, and variance analysis.

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Management

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Purpose: To gauge the financial health of the company, job security, and potential for wage increases or bonuses.

Focus: Overall profitability, growth prospects, and financial stability.

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Employees

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Purpose: To ensure the company’s long-term viability and its ability to provide goods or services.

Focus: Financial stability and solvency.

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Customers

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Purpose: To assess the company’s ability to pay for goods and services supplied.

Focus: Liquidity ratios and payment history.

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Suppliers

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Purpose: To ensure compliance with tax laws, regulations, and other legal requirements.

Focus: Accurate reporting, compliance with accounting standards, and tax liabilities.

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Government and Regulatory Advisors

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Purpose: To provide investment advice, perform financial analysis, and give recommendations.

Focus: Comprehensive financial data, trend analysis, and industry comparisons.

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Analysts and Financial Advisors

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Purpose: To understand the company’s contribution to the economy and community, and its social responsibility practices.

Focus: Corporate social responsibility (CSR) reports, sustainability practices, and community engagement.

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General Public

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Purpose: To benchmark performance and develop competitive strategies.

Focus: Market share, profitability, and strategic initiatives.

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Competitors

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The Complete Set of Financial Statement

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  1. Statement of Comprehensive Income (Income Statement)
  2. Statement of Financial Position (Balance Sheet)
  3. Statement of Changes in Equity (Owner’s Equity / Capital)
  4. Statement of Cash Flow (Cash Flow)
  5. Notes and Disclosure of Accounting Policies
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