Week 1/2 important Flashcards
4 Basic Financial Statements, and what do they represent and what is their formula?
Balance Sheet (B/S)
– Reports dollar amounts for assets, liabilities, and shareholders’ equity at a specific point in time (snapshot)
Assets = Liabilities + Stockholders’
Equity Income Statement (I/S)
– Reports revenues, expenses, and net income over a period of time (flow)
Revenues – Expenses = Net Income
Statement of Stockholders’ Equity (Statement of Retained Earnings)
– Reports cumulative earnings of a company reinvested in the business (snapshot)
– Beginning RE + Net Income – Dividends = Ending RE
Statement of Cash Flows (SCF)
– Reports cash flows (changes in cash) resulting from operating, investing, and financing activities, over a period of time (flow)
– Reconciles change in cash (detailed in SCF) to the balance of cash in B/S
– Beginning Cash Balance + Net Cash Flows = Ending Cash Balance
– Net Cash Flows = Operating Cash Flows + Investing Cash Flows + Financing Cash Flows
Difference in accounts between balance sheet and income statement?
Balance sheet consists of assets, libailites and stockholder’s equity
while income statement consists of revenues, expenses
What does stockholder’ equity consist of and what is the definition of stokcholder’s equity and the things that make up the stockholders equity
Retained earning and contirubted capital
Stockholders’ Equity
– The residual interest in the assets of an entity that remain
after deducting its liabilities
Common accounts of revnues and expenses
Common Accounts of Revenues: – Sales Revenue
Common Accounts of Expenses:
– Cost of Goods Sold (COGS):
– Depreciation Expense
– Interest Expense
– Income Tax Expense
Structure of balance sheet / income statment:
Structure of baalnce sheet:
Assets
Libailites
Stockholder’s equity
Strucutre of income statement:
Revnues (or gains)
Expenses ( or losses)
Net income
Each transaction must maintain:
Each transaction must maintain: Debits = Credits
Ending retained Earning =
Net income =
Ending retained earning = beginning retained earning + net income - dividends paid
Net income = revenues - expenses
what is retained earnning dividends
Retained Earnings (RE)
– Cumulative past earnings not distributed to shareholders
Dividends
– Distributions of income to shareholders
When should a company recongize revenue and expenses. And what happens when you record revnue
Record revenue when service is provided,
recording revenue must either increase assets or decrease liabilites
record expense when revenue is recognized
Recongizing expenses must either decrease liabilities or increase liabilites
Stockholdre equity what is it and what does it consist of and formula
Stockholder equity consists of contriubted capital and retained earning
Contributed capital is provided by the stockholders of a company. Retained earnings are any earnings not distributed to stockholders from a period of time
ERE = BRE+Net income - Dividends