Unit 1: Financial Statements Flashcards

1
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Summarizes financial condition of business at a point in time

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Balance Sheet/Net Worth Statement

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2
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Summarizes financial transactions over a period of time.

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Income Statement

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3
Q

Anything of value

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Asset

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4
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Any debt or financial obligation

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Any debt or financial obligation

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5
Q

Total Assets - Total Liabilities = ________

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Owner Equity

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6
Q

Measure liabilities of business relative to amount of owner equity invested. Shows the ability to pay off all liabilities if all assets were sold→ The measure to the degree to which assets are greater than liabilities

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Solvency

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7
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measures ability of business to meet financial obligations as they come without disruption of normal operation of business, short-run concept.

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Liquidity

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8
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A characteristic of something being not able to be transformed to cash easily

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Illiquid

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9
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Items that can be sold without disrupting future production activities

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Liquid Assets

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10
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Must be separated from other assets on a balance sheet

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Current Assets

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11
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Any asset that is NOT current

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Noncurrent Assets

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12
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Must be separated from all other liabilities for the balance sheet to follow basic accounting principles.

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Current Liabilities

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13
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All obligations that do NOT have to paid in full within the next year

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Noncurrent Liabilities

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14
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Represents the amount of money left for the owner of the business if the assets were sold and all liabilities paid as of that date. The current investment or equity in business

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Owner Equity

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15
Q

Less liquid than current assets, with a life between 1-10 years. Machinery, equipment, perennial crops, and breeding livestock

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Intermediate Assets

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16
Q

Least liquid, greater life than 10 year: land and buildings

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Fixed Assets

17
Q

Debt obligations where repayment of principal occurs over a period of more than 1 year and up to 10.

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Intermediate Liabilities

18
Q

Repayment period is 10+ years

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Long Term Liabilities

19
Q

Value of asset based on current market price

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Market Value

20
Q

Items that have been PURCHASED can be valued at their original cost of purchasing

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Cost Value

21
Q

Equal to the accumulated costs of producing the item but should NOT include profits or opportunity costs associated with production

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Farm Production Cost

22
Q

A method of accounting for the loss in value of certain durable assets over their expected years of use in business

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Cost-less-accumulated depreciation

23
Q

Items valued at the lower of the cost or market method

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Lower of Cost or Market Value

24
Q

cautions against placing too high a value on any asset

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Conservatism

25
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stresses using the same methods over time, allows you to compare

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Consistency

26
Q

Values assets using the cost, cost-less depreciation, or farm production cost methods

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Cost Basis

27
Q

Valued at market value less estimated selling costs.

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Market Basis

28
Q

Contributed Capital, Retained Earnings, Valuation

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The 3 sources of owner equity

29
Q

This is the value of any personal cash or property the owner used to start the business and any that might have been contributed since that time

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Contributed capital

30
Q

Any before-tax net farm income not used for family living, income taxes, or withdrawals for other purposes of business remain in the business.

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Retained Earnings

31
Q

The ratio measures the amount of current assets relative to current liabilitie

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Current Ratio

32
Q

The difference between current assets and current liabilities
Indicates margin of safety for liquidity measured in dollars

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Working Capital

33
Q

Measures what part of total assets is owed to lenders

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Debt/Asset Ratio

34
Q

Measures what part of total assets is financed by the owner’s equity capital.

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Equity/Asset Ratio

35
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A ratio that compares the proportion of financing provided by lenders with that provided by the business owner

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Debt/Equity Ratio