Finance Flashcards

(42 cards)

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Advantages of internal finance

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No interest paid
Affairs of business private
Does not have to be repaid

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Internal sources of finance

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Debt collection
Sale of fixed assets
Sale of inventory
Retained profits
Owners investment

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Advantages of external sources of finance

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Larger sums available
Quicker
Borrower has use of asset whike paying for it

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Disadvantages of external sources

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Interest to be paid
Lender requires security

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External sources

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Grants
Trade credit
Mortgage
Hure purchase
Leasing
Share issue
Additional partners
Bank loan/overdraft

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Advantage of extra partners

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New partner contribute capital

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Disadvantage of extra partners

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Partner entitled to share of profits

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Disadvantage of leasing

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Payments math be very high
Asset remains property of lender

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Advantage of leasing

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Business can use asset( up to date equipment)

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Advantages of hure purchase

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Can pay in instalments
Hired till paid off

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Disadvantage of hire purchase

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Total cost of asset is much higher than if bought for cash

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Advantage of mortgage

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Business can use premises from beginning
Will eventually become property of business when payments been made

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Disadvantage of mortgage

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More expensive than if bought for cash

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Advantage of trade credit

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Immediate use of goods(30 days to pay)

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Advantage of owner’s investment

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Private
Doesn’t have to be repaid

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Disadvantage of owners investment

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Not all owners have additional capital

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Advantage of retained profits

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Private
Does not have to be repaid

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Disadvantage of retained profits

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Not all businesses make enough to reinvest profit

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Advantage of sale of inventory

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Raise finance quickly

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Disadvantage of sale of fixed assets

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Small businesses not likely be o have surplus assets

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Purpose of cash flow forecasts

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Forward planning- predicts the level of spending and level of income will have in a period of time
Review performance- it enables a business to compare the forecasted income and spending against actual amounts
Shows when finance will be required- any business wishing to borrow money etc will need to see when this money will be re available

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Importance of a forecast to a business

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Ensures business will not suffer from a shortage of ready money
Business must ensure there is a steady supply of money coming in so that in can pay essential debts
Without adequate cash flow the business could be forced to close because suppliers

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Consequences of incorrect forecasting

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Would cause a shortage of working capital- could not pay essential expenses such as wages
Some of the businesses assets may be sold- could affect production eg machinery sold
Inventory levels may be inaccurate- if sales revenues underestimated sufficient inventory not purchased

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Importance of income statement and statement of financial position to business

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Show accurate value of business

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Cost of sales
Opening inventory+ purchases - closing inventory
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Gross profit
Sales revenue - cost of sales
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Net profit
Gross profit - expenses
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Non current assets
Assets which are more permanent
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Current asset
Assets can be exchanged for cash
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Non current liability
Borrows for a longer time eg bank loan
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Current liability
Liabilities which must be paid immediately
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Statement of financial position records
Businesses assets Businesses liabilities Owners capital Wonders drawings Net profit
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Gross profit %
Gross profit/ sales revenue x 100
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Net profit %
Net profit / sales revenue x100
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Inventory turnover rate
Cost of sales / average inventory
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Return on capital employed
Net profit / capital employed x100
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Working capital ratios
Current assets / current liabilities
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Significance of a break even point
Amount of goods which must be sold to make a profit Level of costs business can bear Price which needs to be charged for goods
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How to work out break even point
Total fixed costs / selling price per unit - variable cost per unit
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Variable costs
Costs which vary eg electricity
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Fixed costs
Costs not affected by quantity of goods eg rent
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What is margin of safety
The amount in which the business sells in excess of its break even point