U4 Ch.18 Monitoring Flashcards

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What is the Debt/Equity Ratio

A

proportion of capital acquired through debt capital compared with that raised through retained earnings and issued share capital

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Profit and loss account

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records the sales less all the expenses incurred throughout the financial year

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Balance sheet

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shows how much wealth generated with a statement of assets and liabilities as well as sources of finance

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Debtors

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individuals/businesses that owe money after buying on credit

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Creditors

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individuals/businesses that owe money to. Goods bought on credit and will be payed for at agreed future date

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Authorised share capital

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amount/limit of stock a company can issue

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Issued share capital

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how much shares have been issued to shareholders

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Gross profit margin formula

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(GP x 100) / Sales

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Net profit margin formula

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(NP x 100) / Sales

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Return on Investment formula

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ROI (NP x 100) / Capital Employed

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Capital Employed

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money invested by shareholders and banks
1. Ordinary share cap. +
2. retained earn. +
3. long-term loans +
4. preference shares]

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GPM definition

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Gross Profit Margin. percentage profit on all items sold. Profit percentage on trading. Higher percentage leaves more money to cover overheads

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what is NPM [Net Profit Margin]

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overall percentage profit after covering all costs including overhead expenses. Higher = more profit

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14
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what is ROI

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profit from investments. Often compared with interest rate on deposit accounts

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15
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Current Ratio / Working Capital Ratio Formula

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CA : CL

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Acid Test Ratio / Quick Ratio Formula

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(CA - CS) : CL

17
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what does Current Ratio show?

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shows ability to pay CL as they fall due. Ideal is 2:1

18
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what is Acid Test Ratio

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excludes closing stock as it may not be possible to sell it quickly to pay bills. Ideal is 1:1

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Liquidity

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ease with which an asset can be converted to ready cash without affecting its market price

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Liquidity of a business

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ability to convert assets to cash to pay short term liabilities

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Solvency of a business

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ability to pay ALL debts as they fall due

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How to deal with liquidity problem

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-limit credit to costumers.
-Minimize stock levels.
-raise finance(e.g. sell shares).
-Plan for shortfalls with cash flow forecast

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Debt/Equity ratio formula

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Debt Capital made up of:

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bank loans + debentures + preference shares

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Equity Capital made up of:
ordinary share capital + retained earnings
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Gearing Ratio
debt compared to equity. High indicates risk of collapse
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High Gearing
Debt > Equity
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Limitations of Ratio Analysis
1.Industrial Relations. 2.Different Accounting policies 3.Ethics. 4. Staff Retention. 5.based on past figure not projected future. 6. Inflation may impede comparison from one period to another
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Who uses financial information
1. investors[liquidity: pay loans Gearing:affect new loans would have] 2. Government[Prof: insure correct tax Liquidity:grants. to ensure business isn’t is financially stable and able to pay current liabilities] 3. Competitors[Prof: compare to own Gearing:examine debt when considering takeover]