Section D Working Capital Flashcards
What transaction will affect the overall amount of Working Capital?
Sale of a Non Current Asset on credit at its NBV
Re Working Capital:
- cash received from a customer
- payment of a trade payable
- purchase of inventory on credit
- increases cash , decreases trade receivables /
- decreases cash , decreases trade payables /
- increases inventory , increases trade payables /
What is least likely to arise from the introduction of a JIT system?
Less risk of stock shortages.
List 5 methods of Short Term Finance
Bank overdraft Short term loan Trade credit Debt Factoring Bank loans
List 4 methods of Short-term Investments
Bill of Exchange /
Stocks/Bonds /
Interest Accounts /
Money market deposits
An Agressive WC policy ….
ALL of the fluctuating Current assets
AND part of the permanent current assets
A Conservative WC policy ….
PART of the fluctuating current assets
but NONE of the permanent current assets.
After A Bill Of Exchange has been accepted …
You cannot ask the customer for immediate payment.
Working Capital cycle equation -
Inventory Days + Trade receivable days less
Trade payable days
What txn will most likely increase Working Capital?
Paying a supplier and taking early settlement discount
this increases WC
What 2 of the following arise from exceeding supplier payment terms?
- Difficulty in obtaining credit from new suppliers
2. Reduction in credit rating
X Plc is preparing its cash forecast for the next 3 months
What item should be left out of the calculation?
The expected gain on Disposal of Land.
( cash outflows would be tax payment and rental payment
Cash inflow would be receipt from a new bank loan )
State 4 advantages of exporting for an Exporter
- Cash is received immediately
- The risk of bad debts is eliminated
- As the cash is received now, fex risk is eliminated
- Organisation will have cash so less need for financing
Fact about an overdraft -
Compared with other types of loans, is quick and easy to set up.
A cash budget prepared on a monthly base is done to calculate ….
Whether there will be significant cash in the bank to meet requirements.
What is not a symptom of overtrading?
Increasing levels of long term borrowings