C Flashcards

(40 cards)

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What are the two types of income?

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Capital Income
Revenue Income

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What are the 5 parts of capital income?

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Loan, mortgage, Debentures, Shares, Owner’s Capital

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3
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What are cash sales?

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over counter transactions

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4
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What are credit sales?

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sales using method of credit

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5
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What is Rent recieved?

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business rents out its property

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What is Commission received?

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business acts as an agent and recieves percentage of sales

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What is interest recieved?

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money earned from saving or lending

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What is Discount recieved?

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business pays reduced price for goods and services

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What is a loan?

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money lent from a bank or person, charges interest

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What is a debenture?

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type of bond or other form of debt not secured by collaterol.

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What is an owners capital?

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owner invests own savings, may be sole trade or partnership

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What are shares?

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issued by companies to shareholders, investors may recieve dividends.

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What is a mortgage?

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Loan usually for property, property is secured and it will be paid back over 25 years

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What is Capital expenditure?

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assets that a business plans to use over a long period of time

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15
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What are intangible assets?

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not physical items (difficult to sell)
like goodwil - additional value to a business
patents and trademarks too

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What is depreciation?

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asses like machinary + office furniture lose value when used,

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17
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what is straight line depreciation?

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value of an asset loses value by the same amount each year over its life

18
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What is reducing balance depreciation?

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a method to help you calculate the rate of depreciation of an asset

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What are non-current assets?

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Land, Buildings and premises, machinery and equipment, vehicles, fixtures and fittings

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What are intangible assets?

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Goodwill, Patents, Trademarks and Brand Names

21
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What are the 3 types of internal source?

A

Retained Profit
Net Current Assets
Sale of Assets

22
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What is retained profit?

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profits that are kept in the business and not distrubted to owners or shareholders.

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What is sale of assets?

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anything that a business owns and sells to get cash (money)

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What is net of current assets?

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money that is immediatley available to a business

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Positive and negative of retained profit?
+ does not have to be repaid and no interest - not available to new businesses, may not make sufficient profits
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Positive and negative of Net Current Assets?
+ quick way to raise money, sell of inventory to reduce costs - may ahve to accept to lower price for its inventory
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What is owners capital?
amount the owner has invested into the business
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What is loans?
money borrowed by a person from a company paid back at an interest.
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What is crowd-funding
practice of funding a project or venture by raising money from a large number of people who each contribute a relatively small amount.
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What is mortgages
an agreement on an amount of money given by a bank to buy a house paid bank in amounts for a chosen amount of time (typically 25 years)
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What is venture capital
capital invested in a project that has significant risk
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What is mortgages?
an agreement on an amount of money given by a bank to buy a house paid bank in amounts for the next 25 years
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What is debt factoring?
when a business sells its accounts receivables to a third party at a discount, enabling companies to immediately unlock cash tied up in unpaid invoices (like an asset like a building they also take mortgage)
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What is hire purhcase?
paying for an item in regular installments while being able to use it
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What is leasing?
paying an owner for using their asset
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What is trade credit?
an agreement where the buyer doesn't pay for goods upfront but at a later date
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What is grants?
money given to a public body
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What is donations?
money given by people typically for a charity or cause
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What is peer to peer lending?
They bring together people or businesses that want to lend money with those that want a loan.
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What is invoice discounting?
a financial service in which a provider lends cash to a company up to the value of its unpaid invoices.