Financial Management Flashcards

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Revenue budget

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estimated sales; projected during the budget process

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Operational budget

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guides day-to-day ops; foundation of planning and control; include revenue and costs

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3
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Capital budget

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foundation for growth, repairs

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4
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Cash flow budget

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estimated flow of cash in and out during a given time period

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5
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Master budget

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operational, capital, revenue, cash flow budgets; estimated profit provided as well

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6
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Incremental budget

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based on previous year’s budget adjusted for inflation

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7
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Performance budget

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preference is given to those projections for generations of sales

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8
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Zero-based budget

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made each year; funds allocated by justification to continue activities or beginning new activities

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9
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Revenue

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money received for the sale of a good

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10
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Direct costs/expense

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costs associated with a specific department, product, service

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Indirect costs/expense

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costs that CANNOT be associated with a specific department, product, service

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12
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Capital expenditures

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Major purchases/replacements, improvements, expansions

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13
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Profit margin

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revenue less all costs of a specified good or service

Profit margin on sales = net income/sales

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14
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ROI

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The amount received in excess of the original investment. Usually expressed as a % on an annual/yearly basis. Possible to have a negative ROI. May be expressed as interest, gain/loss, net income/loss. The original amount invested may also be referred to as an asset, investment, capital, or principal.

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15
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Financial Statements

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aid to determine financial condition and profitability

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16
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Balance sheet

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statement of assists, liabilities, and equity

17
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Income statement

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revenue and income less expenses for the period arriving at net income or loss

18
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Cost benefit studies

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evaluate whether different options would return better results financially or operationally

19
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Cost effectiveness

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cost vs. results. Desired outcome often not measured in dollars. Assists in determining a specific predetermined goal. Popular in public programs.

20
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Cost benefit analysis

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effort, time, expense vs. benefits. Performance measured in monetary terms.

21
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Productivity studies

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evaluated quantitatively; based on input vs output

22
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Net income

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Revenue - Expenses

23
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Revenue

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Amounts received from customers for goods or services rendered.

24
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Total revenue

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Price x quantity sold

25
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Expenses

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the amounts incurred for producing revenue

26
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Goods available for sale

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beginning inventory + purchases

27
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cost of goods sold

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beginning inventory + Purchases - ending inventory

28
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Gross profit

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sales revenue - cost of goods sold

29
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Prime cost

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raw material + Labor

30
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Fixed cost

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Constant regardless of level of production

31
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Variable cost

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changes with the level of production

32
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LIFO

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LAST IN FIRST OUT

33
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FIFO

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FIRST IN FIRST OUT