Unit 3 module 4- financial statements Flashcards

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financial statements

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  • balance sheet
  • income statement
  • cash flow statement
  • statement of owners equity
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balance sheet

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The balance sheet lists all of the company’s assets and all of the ways it uses to pay for those assets (liabilities, debts) and owners equity.

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balance sheet equation

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Total Assets = total liabilities + owners equity.

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statement of cash flows

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explains the change in cash of revenue and expenses from one period to the next

  • cash flow operation
  • cash flow from investing
  • cash flow from financing
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statement of owners equity

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explain the change from one period to another of owners equity section of the balance sheet.

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income statements

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contains all of the revenue, expenses, interest, and taxes that the company pays and reflects the result of that as the NET income

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equity

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residual claim or interest to investors in assets after all liabilities are paid. If liabilities exceed assets, negative equity exists and can be purchased through stock.

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net income

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the difference between net sales and the cost of goods sold.

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amortization

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records the accounting use of any intangible asset (patent, good will) that we have on the balance sheet

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4 principals of GAAP

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  1. historical cost
  2. revenue recognition
  3. matching principle
  4. full disclosure
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matching principle

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revenue recorder when cash is given, recorder with expenses (ex.company paid for shipping)

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revenue recognition principle

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recognizes revenue when product is delivered/ received.

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working capital management

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is to ensure that the firm is able to continue its operations and that it has sufficient cash flow.

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working capital

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a measure of how liquid are a business current assets and current liabl

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historical record

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records assets at the lower/original cost of the market

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GPM (gross profit margin)

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revenue- cost of good sold

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earnings before interest and taxes

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Gross profit- Operating expense - depreciation/ amortization expense

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NET income

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revenue- expenses
or
EBT - taxes

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multi step income statemet

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  1. subtract non operating expenses from income
  2. subtract income tax from income before taxes
  3. subtract operating expenses form GP to determine income from operations
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single step income statement

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add all revenues then subtract all expenses

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depreciation

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records the accounting use of any of the fixed assets

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obselence

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when an asset is not productive due to spoilage, breakage etc.

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3 sections of Cash flow

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  1. operations
  2. investing
  3. financing
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operations

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your income statement –> what you use from an operations standpoint

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investing

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looks at how the company invested in fixed assets.

or any investments that the company has made like bonds, stocks, etc.

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financing

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represents the amount of additional net, short term debt, long term debt preferred stock and common stock a company has either sold, borrowed or repaid.