Unit 6 Flashcards

1
Q

What are the benefits of having a positive cash flow?

A

Don’t need to borrow money so no interest
Able to have long term loan arrangements
Reduce risk of failure

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2
Q

What is a cash forecast

A

Plan of the expected inflows and outflows over time

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3
Q

What is a cash statement

A

Record of the previous inflows and outflows of the business (helps with further management of cash)

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4
Q

What are some causes of cash flow problems

A

Poor management (Not planning + spending to much)
Business is making a loss ( run out of cash)
Offering customers to long to pay (Unable to pay bills)

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5
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What are some soloutions to cash flow problems

A

Reschedule payments ( delay outflow)
Cut costs (Reduce outflow)
Use overdrafts (loans=money)
Find new sources of inflow (inc inflow)

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6
Q

How does someone analyse cash flow

A

Revenue - is it growing? How to change?
Payments - Increasing? Which is biggest? Reduce? Consequence?
Net cash flow - Is inflow>outflow?
Closing balance- what? why?

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7
Q

How to calculate % change

A

difference or change/
original x100

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8
Q

How to calculate Revenue

A

Price x units sold

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9
Q

How to calculate Total costs

A

Variable costs + fixed costs

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10
Q

How to calculate market share

A

Sales value of business /
Sale value of whole market x100

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11
Q

External sources of finance

A

Friends, Loans

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12
Q

Internal sources of finance

A

Retained profits, sale of stock, owner investment

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13
Q

Gross profit

A

Revenue - Cost of sales

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14
Q

Net profit

A

Operating profit - tax - finance costs

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15
Q

Closing balance

A

Opening balance + net cashflow

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16
Q

Net cash flow

A

Inflows - Outflows

17
Q

What is Ratio analysis

A

Method of assessing a firms financial situation by comparing two sets of linked data

18
Q

What is Gross Profit margin

A

Gross profit/sales revenue

19
Q

What is Net profit margin

A

Net profit margin before tax/ sales revenue

20
Q

What is return on capital employed

A

Net profit before tax/
capital employed

21
Q

What is a Liquidity ratio

A

Analyses of debt, Can you pay off debt with cash

22
Q

What is Current ratio

A

Current asset/ Current liability

23
Q

Acid test

A

Current assets -stock/ current liability

24
Q

What are some examples of non current assets

A

Land
Building
Vehicles

25
Q

What are some examples of current assets

A

Stock
Debtors
Cash

26
Q

What is Inter-firm

A

Between companies

27
Q

Intra Firm

A

Within company to measure relative efficiency

28
Q

Comparison too a standard

A

Certain levels of performance are recognised

29
Q

Comparisons over time

A

To register trends in % and allow for exceptional circumstances

30
Q

Average rate of return

A

A simple method of calculating whether a project is worthwhile.

31
Q

What is the calculation for ARR

A

(total profit from investment/ number of years)/
initial cost of investment

32
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