Unit 9: Financial Reporting Flashcards

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1
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What kind of reporting does the SEC require from Publicly trades companies?

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Quarterly and annual financial reports that include balance sheet and income statement
Form 10-K: annual report
Form 10-Q: quarterly report (unaudited)
Form 8-K: newsworthy events - file within 4 days of event
Annual report to all shareholder (can use 10K)

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2
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What is a balance sheet?

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Outlines Assets vs. Liabilities

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3
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How do you determine net worth?

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Net worth - Assets - Liabilities
AKA: Shareholder’s Equity/Owner’s Equity

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What are Current Assets?

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cash, accounts receivable, inventory, prepaid expenses

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What are Fixed Assets?

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property, equipment (depreciated value = cost - accumulated depreciation)

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What are Intangible Assets?

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Formulas, brand name, trademarks

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What are Current Liabilites?

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accts payable, wages payable, long term debt due within 12 months notes payable, accrued taxes

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What are Long-term Liabilities?

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Debts, bonds, mortgages due after more than 12 months

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9
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What are companies required to include in Financial statement footnotes?

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potential legal actions, accounting methods, any off-books debt

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What is Financial Leverage?

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The use long term debt to increase return on equity.

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When does it mean if a company is highly leveraged?

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High ratio of debt to equity(50% or more)

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12
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What is capital stock at par?

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A liability
preferred & common stock listed at par value (IPO price)

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What is capital in excess of par?

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A liability
paid in surplus, excess of IPO price

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What are retained earnings?

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A liability
earnings not paid out in dividends

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What is treasury stock?

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Stock repurchased by company - increases equity, reduced net worth

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What is company capitalization?

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sum of long term debt and equity securities

17
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What happens when dividends are paid out?

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retained earnings go down, cash (assets) go up and liabilities go up until paid out, then assets go down and liabilities go down.

18
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What is the Form 8-K?

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Filed by Investment Company to SEC anytime a newsworthy event occurs
EX. M&A , bankruptcy, member of board resigns
Must file within 4 days of event

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What is the Form 10-K?

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Annual report filed by Investment Company to the SEC
comprehensive overview of business and financial conditions - includes financial statements

20
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What is the Form 10-Q?

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Quarterly report filed by Investment Company to the SEC - unaudited financial statements

21
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What are publicly traded companies required to provide to shareholders?

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Annual Reports (can use form 10-K instead)

22
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What is the difference between cash accounting and accrual accounting?

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accrual accounting- Logs the income when sale is booked
Cash accounting- Logs the income when the money is actually received

23
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What is included on a Cash Flow Statement?

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shows money from operations, financing, and investing but not accounting changes

24
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What is included on an Income Statement?

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Shows profit and loss
based on revenues and COGS (cost of goods sold )
Gross margin = Gross operating profit = Revenue - COGS (divide by revenue to get % = margin of profit )
Pre tax margin = Net operating profit = EBIT (earnings before interest and taxes) = Revenue -COGS and other operating costs (rents/utlities)

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What is COGS?

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Costs of Goods Sold
-cost of labor, material and production of goods

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How do you calculate Gross Operating Profit?

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Revenue - COGS

27
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How do you calculate Gross Margin?

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Shown as a percentage: Gross Operating Profit/Revenue

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How do you calculate Net Operating Profit?

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AKA EBIT (earnings before interest and taxes)
Revenue - COGS and other operating costs (rents/utlities)

29
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How do you calculate Pre-tax margin?

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