Liabilities - E-Commerce - Lecture Slides, Slides of Fundamentals of E-Commerce

Students of Computer Science, study E-Commerce as an auxiliary subject. these are the key points discussed in these Lecture Slides of E-Commerce : Liabilities, Current Liabilities, Credit Cards, Utility Bills, Auto Loans, Home Mortgage, Balance Sheet, Worth Guidelines, Personal Income Statement, Cash Basis

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Your Liabilities: What You Owe
Current liabilities are liabilities that must be
paid-off within the next year.
examples -- credit cards and utility bills
Long-term liabilities are liabilities that extend
beyond one year.
examples -- home mortgage and auto loans
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Your Liabilities: What You Owe

Current liabilities are liabilities that must bepaid-off within the next year.

examples -- credit cards and utility bills - Long-term liabilities are liabilities that extendbeyond one year. - examples -- home mortgage and auto loans

Your Net Worth: A Measure of Your

Wealth

Insolvency: do you owe more than you own?

How age affects net worth guidelines - Uses of a balance sheet

Income: Where Your Money

Comes From

Sources of income:wages, tips, royalties,salary, andcommissions - Income is amountearned, notnecessarily amountreceived.

Expenditures: Where Your Money

Goes

The two major expenditure categories: taxesand living expenses

Fixed expenses: Expenses you don’t directlycontrol -- e.g., mortgage, rent, cable TV - Variable expense: Expenses you can control --e.g., food, entertainment, clothing

Using Ratios: A Financial

Thermometer

Question 1: Do you have adequate liquidity tomeet emergencies?

Question 2: Do you have the ability to meetyour debt obligations? - Question 3: Are you saving as much as youthink you are?

Question 1: Do You Have Adequate

Liquidity

Ratios to determine whether or not you haveenough monetary assets (1) to pay for anunexpected large expense or (2) to tide youover during periods of reduced or eliminatedearnings.

Current ratio - Month’s living expenses covered ratio

Interpretation

Ratio greater than 2recommended - Track the trend and ifgoing down --makechanges