Three Essential Financial Statements Flashcards
What are the three essential financial statements?
Income statement
Balance sheet
Statement of cash flows
It shows you how profitable your business was over a given reporting.
It shows your revenue minus your expenses and losses.
Income statement
Summarizes the results of the firm’s operations over a period of time
Income statement
Income statements are prepared for different time periods usually: __,___&___
Monthly quarterly and annually
Formula for operating income
Revenue-operating expenses= operating income
Formula for net income before extraordinary items
Operating income-financial expenses-taxes= net income before extraordinary items
Single step formula
Net income=(revenue+ gains)-(expenses+ losses)
It describes the assets, liabilities, and equity of the firm at a specific point in time
Balance sheet
These are the tangible or intangible things that the firm owns
Assets
These are the firms debt
Liabilities
Difference between what the firm owns and what it owes to others
Equity
__ is specific to point in time, it is much like a photograph
Balance sheet
The balance sheet is usually depicted in two sections
assets section — top or left side
liabilities and owners equity section — bottom or right side
Two types of assets
Current assets
Fixed assets
Two types of liabilities
Current liabilities
Long-term liabilities
Formula of equity
Assets-liabilities= equity
Long lived real asset
Fixed asset
Short-lived assets
Current assets
Investments in securities and assets of other firms
Financial investments
Assets which are not physical, like patents and trademarks
Intangible assets
Short term liabilities of the firm
Current liabilities
It outlines the sources of the firm’s cash inflows and shows where the cash outflows went.
Statement of cash flows
Activities that bring cash into the firm are referred to as____
Sources of cash
Activities that take cash out of the firm are referred to as____
Uses of cash