Accounting principles and procedures Flashcards

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What is the difference between balance sheets, cash/income statement sheets, cash flow statements and profit and loss accounts?

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Balance Sheets: financial statement which states assets, liabilities and equities of the company at a given time.

Income Statement: Revenue and expenses which = net profit or loss

Cashflow Statement= The movement of cash/equivalents entering and leaving a company over a given time.

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Whats an Asset / liability?

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Asset= something that adds value such as cash, property, machinery, copyrights

Liabilities= Something that decreases value such as debt, wages owed, taxes, IFRS16 (rent)

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What is the basic “profits test” that you apply when considering affordability to a prospective tenant?

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A typical profits test would be for the tenant to provide 3 years’ audited accounts showing a net profit of, say, 3 times the annual rent

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what is UK GAAP

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Generally accepted accounting principles. UK implementation of IFRS

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What is IRFS 16

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An obligation to pay rent has to be included on the balance sheet. (less than 12 month tenancies)

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IAS16?

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international accounting principles part 16

Property plant and equipment on the balance sheet

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