Unit 7: Financial Reporting Flashcards

1
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Balance Sheet

A

Financial position at specific point in time

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2
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Owners Equity

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Assets - Liabilities

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3
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Current Liabilities

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Under 12 months
-Accts & wages payable
-Notes
-Taxes
-Current servicing of long term debt

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4
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Long-term Liabilities

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Greater than 12 months
-Bonds
-Mortgages

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5
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Types of owners equity (shareholder equity)

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Capital Stock at par-matters for preferred shares
Capital in excess of par-matters for common
Retained earnings-profits not paid out in dividends

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6
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Capital Structure

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A company’s combination of equity and debt
-will show up on balance sheet

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7
Q

Declaring dividend

A

retained earnings decrease
liabilities increase
net worth equal

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8
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Paying dividend

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cash decreases
liabilities decrease
net worth decrease

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9
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Highly leveraged

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over 50% debt to equity
(if utilities or other stable co, over 50% is not considered highly leveraged)

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10
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Eliminating debt at price above par

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does not increase equity

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11
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Income statement

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revenue and expenses for a period of time
-revenue, cost of goods sold, pre-tax income

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12
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Dividends/interest and taxes

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dividends taxed twice (after tax funds, and taxed by recipient)
interest taxed once (before tax funds, but taxed by recipient)

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13
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fiscal year

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period in which income statement represents, usually different than calendar year.

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14
Q

Audited statements

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reviewed by independent auditor

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15
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Unaudited statements

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are for business operating purposes

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16
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Audited statement footnotes

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will include significant info on accounting methods and/or management processes.

17
Q

Cash flow

A

three categories-
from operating activities, investing activities, and financing activities

18
Q

CF from Operation

A

includes receipt of dividends and interest
for net income- add depreciation and amortization back
involves income statement

19
Q

CF from Investing

A

indirect from ongoing business

20
Q

CF from Financing

A

payment of dividends
involves balance sheet

21
Q

Form 8K

A

news worthy reports, must be reported in 4 business days

22
Q

Form 10K

A

Annual report on overall condition

23
Q

Annual report to stockholders

A

Professionally prepared and most detailed publication on company
-but they are allowed to simply use Form 10K

24
Q

Form 10Q

A

unaudited quarterly reports

25
Filing quarterly and annual reports mandated by
Securities Exchange Act 1934
26
Net change in cash position on Income Statement is
total cash flow from operations, investing and financing
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Gross margin/profit
Revenue (or sales) - COGS