Week 3 Flashcards

Financial Statements II (28 cards)

1
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What is Capital

A

Money Invested by the Owner(s)

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2
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What is the Profit Equation

A

Income - Expenses

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3
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What are the Steps of an Income Statement

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Name of Company | Date of Statement Period

Revenue - COGS = Gross Profit

Gross Profit - Operating Expenses = Net Operating Income

Net Operating Income - Interest Expense = EBT

EBT - Income Taxes = NET INCOME (EAT)

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4
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What does COGS stand for

A

Cost of Goods Sold

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5
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What is the Equation for COGS

A

Beginning Inventory + Purchases - Ending Inventory

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6
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What does EBITDA stand for

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Earning Before Interest, Tax, Depreciation and Amortization

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7
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What’s another way of saying Net Operating Income

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EBITDA

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8
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What’s another way of saying EBITDA

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Net Operating Income

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9
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What does EAT stand for

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Earnings After Tax

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10
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What does the A stand for in EBITDA

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Amortization

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11
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What is the difference between Depreciation and Amortization

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Tangible and Intangible assets respectively

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12
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What is Cash-Based Transaction Recognition

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Income is counted when physically collected or given

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13
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What is Accrual-Based Transaction Recognition

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Counted when earnt, regardless of whether receipt is in arrears or advance

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14
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What is considered for Depreciation

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Cost (or Fair Value), Useful Life, Residual Value, Depreciation Method

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15
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What is the Residual Value

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Value of an Asset after the useful life or lease term

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16
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What are the 3 Depreciation methods

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Straight-Line, Accelerated Depreciation, and Units of Productions

17
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What’s another name for Accelerated Depreciation

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Reducing Declining Balance

18
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What is Fair Value

A

Valuation of an Asset or Liability based on its characteristics compared to the market

19
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What is the Equation for Calculating Annual Depreciation

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Cost (or Fair Value) - Residual Value = Depreciable Amount

20
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What is the Depreciable Amount

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Estimated value that an asset will depreciate

21
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What is the Straight-Line Depreciation Method

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Depreciable amount split evenly over useful life of an Asset

22
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What is the Accelerated Depreciation Method

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Depreciation expenses are higher in the early years of an Assets life

23
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What is the Units of Production Depreciation Method

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Based on the relationship between the production achieved in a period and the total expected production within the lifetime of the Asset

24
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What are the 3 Methods to Calculate the Cost of Inventories

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First in, First out (FIFO), Last in, First out (LIFO), and Weighted Average Cost (AVCO)

25
What is Weighted Average Cost in regards to Inventories
Inventories entering the business lose their separate identity and get grouped together
26
What are the Uses of the Income Statement
Provides information; - On how effective the business has been in generating wealth - On how the Profit was made - In the Value of all Equity Accounts connected to a company's Shareholders Ending Balance of the Income Statement is used for the Balance Sheet
27
What are the Steps of the Statement of Owners Equity
Name of Company | Date of Statement Period Opening Balance (oe) + Profit During the Period (EAT from Income Statement) + Owner's Contributions During the Period - Owner's Drawings During the Period = Ending Balance of Owner's Equity (oe)
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What does oe Stand for in the Statement of Owners Equity
Owner's Equity