2.3 Flashcards

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Definition of Gross Profit

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The difference between revenue and costs of production

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Formula of Gross Profit

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Revenue - Cost of Sales

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Definition of Operating Profit

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The difference between gross profit and indirect expenses involved

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Formula of Operating Profit

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Gross Profit - Operating Expenses

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Definition of Net Profit

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The difference of operating profit and any interest paid and received or one-off costs

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Formula of Net Profit

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Operating Profit - (Net interest + Exceptional Costs)

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What is a Statement of Comprehensive Income used for

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-Shows income and expenses over 12 months
-All profit is calculated within

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Definition of Profit Margin

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The amount which sales revenue exceed costs

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Definition of Gross Profit Margin

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The proportion of revenue that is turned into gross profit

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Formula of Gross Profit Margin

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(Gross Profit / Revenue ) *100

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Definition of Operating Profit Margin

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The proportion of revenue that is turned into operating profit

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Formula of Operating Profit Margin

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(Operating Profit / Revenue) *100

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Definition of Net Profit Margin

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The proportion of revenue that is turned into net profit before tax

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Formula of Net Profit Margin

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(Net Profit / Revenue) * 100

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4 Ways to improve Profitability

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-Increase Prices
-Reduce Expenses
-Reduce One-off Costs and Interest
-Reduce Variable Costs

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Definition of Profit

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The difference between revenue generated and business costs

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Definition of Cash

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The full range of money flowing in and out of a business

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What is the Statement of Financial Position used for

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Draw conclusions about the liquidity of the business

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Definition of Liquidity

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The ease and cost that assets can be turned into cash to cover short term commitments (current liabilities)

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Definition of Non Current Assets

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Items that are owned by the business for the long term
Machinery, Buildings

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Definition of Current Assets

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Items that are converted to cash quickly
Cash, Inventory, Trade Receivables

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Definition of Current Liabilities

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Money that is owed and will be settled soon Trade Payables, Short Term Borrowing (Bank Overdraft)

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Definition of Non Current Liabilities

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Money that is owed but doesn’t need to be settled for at least 12 months
Bank Loans, Mortgages

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Formula of Net Assets (Capital Employed)

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Assets - Liabilities

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Definition of Current Ratio
A way to measure liquidity £s of current assets to cover £1 of short term debt
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Formula of Current Ratio
Current Assets / Current Liabilities ? : 1
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Definition of Acid Test Ratio
A way to measure liquidity £s of current assets to cover £1 of short term debt Takes away inventory
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Formula of Acid Test Ratio
Current Assets - Inventory / Current Liabilities ? : 1
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6 Ways to Improve Liquidity
-Reduce Credit Period for customers -Ask supplier for extended repayments -Make use of overdraft or short term loan -Sell of excess stock -Sell assets and lease fixed assets -Introduce new capital and reduce drawings
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Definition of Working Capital
The money that a business has to fund its day to day activities Can be called Net Current Assets
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Formula of Working Capital
Current Assets - Current Liabilities
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5 Internal Reasons for Business Failure
-Poor Planning -Lack of Leadership -Ineffective Marketing -Cash Flow Problems -Lack of Funds
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5 External Reasons for Business Failure
-Economic Challenges -Changes in Consumer Tastes -Legal Factors -Market Challenges -Technological Change