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Profit - ANS✔✔ The amount of money left over once the costs of that activity have been paid for. (cost of goods and expenses) Profit is sometimes used to measure how successful a business activity has been. Sale Revenue (Turnover) - ANS✔✔ Quantity of goods sold multiplied by the selling price. Gross Profit - ANS✔✔ Sales revenue minus cost of sales. Net Profit - ANS✔✔ Gross profit minus expenses. Sources Of Finance - ANS✔✔ Where the businesses get money from internally or externally and whether it's needed for the short term or long term. Internal Finance - ANS✔✔ Finance obtained from WITHIN the business. External Finance - ANS✔✔ Finance obtained from OUTSIDE the business. Interest - ANS✔✔ An amount of money which has to be paid on borrowed money. Profit & Loss Account - ANS✔✔ Shows how much profit a business makes during the whole year after expenses are taken away. Turnover - ANS✔✔ All the money coming into the business, also called 'Sales Revenue'.
Operating Profit - ANS✔✔ The amount of profit which the business has made on its main activities. Corporation Tax - ANS✔✔ The tax which private and public limited companies must pay on their profits. Dividends - ANS✔✔ The part of a company's profit paid out to shareholders. Balance Sheet - ANS✔✔ Shows exactly how much a business is worth on a stated day. A statement of what the business owns and owes on a given date. (One moment in time, the assets and liabilities for a business change all the time). The 'balance sheet' provides information on what the business owns, these are called 'Assets'. It also shows where the money has come from and how much it owes, these are called 'Liabilities'. Add Everything together but only Minus the Current Assets from the Current Liabilities. Liquidity - ANS✔✔ The ability of a business to pay off its debts at short notice. Fixed Assets - ANS✔✔ Items which can be used more than once and which do not tend to change in value on a daily basis. Current Assets - ANS✔✔ Items which are owned by the business which tend to change in value on a daily basis and which can be changed into cash fairly easily. Long-Term Liabilities - ANS✔✔ Money owned by the business which is not normally due for repayment within the next 12 months.
Positive Cash Flow - ANS✔✔ More cash is flowing into the business than is flowing out of it. Budget - ANS✔✔ Determined by the business as a way of helping to control what it does and used as a means of setting a target.