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FNC1/ FNT1
capital budget/financial accounting
Question | Answer |
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cash equivelents | highly liquid shot term investment that can be readily turned into cash |
cash flows | cash receipts and payments |
direct method | format of the operating activities statement of cash flow; it list major categories of operationg cash receipts and payments |
financing activities | activities obtained to sustain cash when needed |
free cash flow | the amount of cash left available after paying for planned investments in plant, equipment, & other long term assets |
indirect method | format of the operating activities section of the stamnt of cash flows; starts with net income and reconciles to net cash provided by operating activities |
investment activitites | activities that increase long or short term investments |
operating activities | activities that create revenue or expense |
horizontal anaylsis | this year- previous year = () divided by previous year |
trend % | any year divided by base year x 100 |
vertical analysis | each item divided by revenue (net sales) times 100 |
common size stmnt | only reports percentages |
current ratio | current assets / current liabilities |
acid test (quick ratio) | shows how fast you can pay off your debts if they are due immediately |
acid test formula | cash + short term investments + net current receivables / current liabilities |
inventory turnover formula | COGS / average inventory |
inventory turnover | measures the number of times a company sells its average inventory level in a year |
Accts Rcvbl turnover | measures the ability to collect cash from credit customers |
Acct rcvble turnover formula | net credit sales / average net accts rcbls |
debt ratio | measures the amount of assets financed by debt |
debt ratio formula | total liabilities / total assets |
Rate of return formula | net income / net sales |
rate of return | show the % each sales dollar earned as net income |
EPS of common stock | issued stock - treasury stock |
P/E ratio | market price per share of common stock / EPS |
debenture bonds | bonds backed on good faith of the borrower |
serial bonds | matures in installments at regular intervals |
market interest rate | interest rate that investors demand in order to loan their money |
target costs | allowable cost to produce product |
opportunity costs | the lost benefit for not choosing a particular action |
sunk costs | a past cost that cant be changed regardless of future action |