lec 1 sum Flashcards

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financial accounting

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organsiation coommunicating financial infor to external sth

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2
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managment accounting

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org communicating info to internal i.e between dpts

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3
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income statement aka

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profit and loss acount

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4
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what does income statment show

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profit or loss made during a particular period

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5
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revevnue

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money earned from main trading activities

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6
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income

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money company earns

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7
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is intereest from bank account income or revenue

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income - as not main trading activity

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8
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if an ice cream van makes a sale from ice cream is this revenue or incom

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revenue as income earned from the main trading activity

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9
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if a company earns something what are they entitled to do

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keep it and not give it back

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10
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expenses

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day to day runing cost of a business

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11
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exmaple of revenue expenses

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rent

utility bills

wages
heating
cleanning
repairs
discount allowed
depreciation of fixed assets
telephone bills
insurance
lighting
salaries
rates
legal fees
TAX

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12
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revenue expenditure is not teh same as

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capital expenditure

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13
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paying off a liability is not

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spendin

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14
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anything you can think of in the profit or loss statement is either A

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income

or a

loss

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15
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what is the accrual concept

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expenses and income should be recognisefd as soon as they occur not necessarily when they are recieved

*during the peirod *

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16
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profit calc (in terms of income statement)

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income - expenses

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17
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balance sheet

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itemised statement of what one

owes

owns

is worth

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asset

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what business owns

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liability

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what business owes

20
Q

current asset v non current asset

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short term thing business is planning to use for up to a year

long term thign business is plannign to use for more than a year

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curent and non current liabltiies are made on what basis

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how long till busines gotta pay it off

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tangible asset

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can be seen and touched

23
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what are tangible assets referred to as in BS

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Property

Plant

Equipment

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intangible asset

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cant be seen and touched /not physical in nature -

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examples of intangible asset
intellectual property e.g. patent reputaiotn/image - good will
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current asset - more in depth
cash and other assets bs expects to turn into cash within one year
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state the 4 current assets
cash (includes bank deposits) inventory ( value of closing stock/goods not sold yet at the end of the year) trade recievables - money owed to bbusiness by creditors prepayment - pay in advance
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e.g NCL
mortgage
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state the 3 current liablities
ST borrowing e.g. overdrafts Trade Payables - creditors who bs got to pay money back to Accrual
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Capital/Equity
amount of capital invested by owners (net of withdrawals) + retained profit
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accounting entity concept -
business and owner treated separately so got to distinguish private and bs transactions only assets of a business can be recorded as an asset in the balance sheet
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Capital equation
CAPITAL = ASSETS- LIABLIITIES
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Why does the capital equation make sense C=A-L
capital is what a firm is worth assets are money value of what the firm owns and they use this to pay off liabilities what is left over goes to the owner
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Why does Assets = capital + liabilities make sense actually i think it is plus
once sell all assets money goes first to pay off laibliities (internal claim) the rest goes to capital (external claim)
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the opening capital will always .... unless
be there unless its withdrawn by owner - dont matter if ti was cash and some was taken out
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closing capital =
(opening ) profit + capital
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ending capital =
opening capital + additonal capital + profit (-loss) -withdrawings
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if invest money + also take out loan at the beginnngin how will c = a -l be
asset will be the sum of the money and capital + liabliities will be equal to assets basically whatever you start with will be cash
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capital =
net assets
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if profit increases what happens to capital
increases