Topic Four, Part 9 - Statement of Financial Position Flashcards

1
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What is a statement of financial position?

A

A statement about business value at any given time

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2
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What does a statement of financial position show?

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  • assets

- liabilities

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3
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What are current liabilities?

A

less than one year

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4
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What are non-current liabilities?

A

money owed for more than one year

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5
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What is liquidity?

A

the ability to convert assets into cash

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6
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What are non-current fixed assets?

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Cannot be converted quickly into cash e.g. land, buildings

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7
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What are tangible assets?

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Assets that can be seen-factory and machine

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8
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What are Intangible assets?

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Assets that are not visible e.g. patent

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9
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What is goodwill?

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An intangible asset associated with the company’s reputation

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10
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What are patents?

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A government licence allowing a right for a set period

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11
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What order are currents assets listed in?

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  • Inventories
  • debtors
  • cash
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12
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What are inventories?

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Stock e.g. materials, finished and unfinished goods

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13
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What is included in the Trade and other receivables category?

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Money owed to the business

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14
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What is bad debt?

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When debtors wont pay

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15
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How is allowance method calculated for estimating bad debt? ///

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Taking the figure as a percentage of the receivables.

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16
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What is the ageing method for estimating bad debt?

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Longer a debt isn’t payed, the more likely it wont ever be paid

17
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What is credit sales for estimating bad debt?

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  • Using a businesses historical records to assess the likelihood of bad debts
  • Work out the % of bad debt for total sales or credit sales.
18
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What are liabilities?

A

What a business owes

19
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What is the formula for net assets?

A

(Value of current assets + non-current assets) -

non-current liabilities.

20
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What is shareholders equity?

A

The value of funds tied up in the business, as shares and retained profits.

21
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What are ordinary shares?

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  • Show an ownership of the business

- Each share allows a vote at the business AGM

22
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What are preference shares?

A

A share which entitles the holder to a fixed dividend

23
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What are retained earnings?

A

The money retained in the business in order to help it grow