Prework Statement of Financial Position Flashcards
What does the statement of financial position consider?
What the business owns or controls and what the business owes.
owes- liabilities
owns and controls- assets
what are the two types of assets?
current and non current
what are non current assets?
assets acquired for use within a business over more than one year with a view to earning profits, but not for immediate resale
what are examples of non-current assets?
land
buildings
plant and machinery
patents
motor vehicles
tools
fixtures and fittings
office equipment
computes
long term investments
art
locomotives
what are current assets?
assets acquired for conversion into cash in the ordinary course of business
- usually within 12 months
what are examples of current assets?
- inventory (goods for resale)
- cash (positive bank balance, physical cash)
- receivables (selling goods to customers on credit i.e. they pay us later)
What are the 2 types of liabilites?
non current and current
what are non current liabilities?
amounts owed by the business, payable in more than one year after the date of the statement of financial position
What is an example of a non-current liability?
bank loans
What is meant by current liabilities?
short term liability- amount owned by the business and payable within 12 months
What are examples of current liabilities?
- trade payables
- bank overdraft
what is meant by the business entity concept?
- the owner and manager are treated as 2 separate entities
- if the business owner puts money or assets into the business, the business owes this back to the owner
What does capital represent?
the total amount which the business owes to its owner, or proprietor
How is capital calculated?
opening capital + capital injections + profits/ (losses) + (drawings) = closing capital
what is meant by opening capital?
amount which the proprietor has invested at the start of the year