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Which of the following represents the calculation for Net Profit?
Which of the following represents the calculation for Net Profit?
- Gross Profit - Sales
- Sales + Cost of Sales - Expenses
- Gross Profit + Expenses
- Sales - Cost of Sales - Expenses (correct)
Current liabilities are debts that must be paid within a year.
Current liabilities are debts that must be paid within a year.
True (A)
What is the formula for calculating Gross Profit?
What is the formula for calculating Gross Profit?
Gross Profit = Sales - Cost of Sales
The statement of financial position provides a snapshot of a company's assets, liabilities, and ______ at a specific point in time.
The statement of financial position provides a snapshot of a company's assets, liabilities, and ______ at a specific point in time.
Match the following terms with their corresponding definitions:
Match the following terms with their corresponding definitions:
What type of expenditure is a new machine purchased for €10,000?
What type of expenditure is a new machine purchased for €10,000?
Payment for repairs to the machine is classified as capital expenditure.
Payment for repairs to the machine is classified as capital expenditure.
What are two examples of revenue expenditure?
What are two examples of revenue expenditure?
The cost of _______ to bring the machine to the firm is classified as capital expenditure.
The cost of _______ to bring the machine to the firm is classified as capital expenditure.
Match the following expenditures with their classifications:
Match the following expenditures with their classifications:
Which of the following is NOT considered capital expenditure?
Which of the following is NOT considered capital expenditure?
Revenue expenditure increases the value of non-current assets.
Revenue expenditure increases the value of non-current assets.
Distinguish between capital and revenue expenditure.
Distinguish between capital and revenue expenditure.
What are two primary functions of the Malta Financial Services Authority (MFSA)?
What are two primary functions of the Malta Financial Services Authority (MFSA)?
Fixed costs vary with the level of production and sales volume.
Fixed costs vary with the level of production and sales volume.
Define the term 'variable costs'.
Define the term 'variable costs'.
What is one reason businesses require financing?
What is one reason businesses require financing?
Sole proprietorships typically rely on venture capital for financing.
Sole proprietorships typically rely on venture capital for financing.
Examples of fixed costs include ______ and _____ .
Examples of fixed costs include ______ and _____ .
What type of financing is essential for companies undergoing expansion and growth?
What type of financing is essential for companies undergoing expansion and growth?
Match the following costs to their definitions:
Match the following costs to their definitions:
How much are the variable costs per unit in Mr. Camilleri's proposed business?
How much are the variable costs per unit in Mr. Camilleri's proposed business?
Corporations often have access to a wider range of financing options, including ___ financing through public offerings.
Corporations often have access to a wider range of financing options, including ___ financing through public offerings.
Which type of business organization may depend on external funding sources like bank loans?
Which type of business organization may depend on external funding sources like bank loans?
The total cost is the sum of fixed costs and variable costs.
The total cost is the sum of fixed costs and variable costs.
What are two examples of variable costs?
What are two examples of variable costs?
Startups usually have low initial capital requirements.
Startups usually have low initial capital requirements.
Match the following business types with their primary financing needs:
Match the following business types with their primary financing needs:
Why do industry-specific businesses have different financial needs?
Why do industry-specific businesses have different financial needs?
What is the gross profit margin calculated for Susan's retail firm?
What is the gross profit margin calculated for Susan's retail firm?
Current liabilities exceed current assets in Susan's financial statement.
Current liabilities exceed current assets in Susan's financial statement.
What is capital employed?
What is capital employed?
The _____ of Profit or Loss shows the revenues and expenses of a company over a specific period.
The _____ of Profit or Loss shows the revenues and expenses of a company over a specific period.
What are two disadvantages of having a high inventory level?
What are two disadvantages of having a high inventory level?
What are purchases in the context of a business?
What are purchases in the context of a business?
Match the following financial statements with their purposes:
Match the following financial statements with their purposes:
The cost of sales formula includes averaging the _____ and closing inventory.
The cost of sales formula includes averaging the _____ and closing inventory.
What is the fixed cost derived from the following equation: Fixed cost + 700 × 15 = 11,000?
What is the fixed cost derived from the following equation: Fixed cost + 700 × 15 = 11,000?
What type of expenditure is incurred when purchasing an extra piece of machinery?
What type of expenditure is incurred when purchasing an extra piece of machinery?
Painting an extension of a business when it was first built is classified as __________.
Painting an extension of a business when it was first built is classified as __________.
Match the following items with their classification as Capital or Revenue Expenditure:
Match the following items with their classification as Capital or Revenue Expenditure:
Which of the following is classified as revenue expenditure?
Which of the following is classified as revenue expenditure?
Repairs to the roof are considered capital expenditure.
Repairs to the roof are considered capital expenditure.
In financial statements, how does capital expenditure affect the Statement of Financial Position?
In financial statements, how does capital expenditure affect the Statement of Financial Position?
Flashcards
Startup Costs
Startup Costs
Financing needed to cover initial business expenses like equipment and office space.
Expansion and Growth
Expansion and Growth
Financing that helps businesses grow, enter new markets, or develop new products.
Working Capital
Working Capital
Funds required for day-to-day operations including inventory and payroll.
Capital Expenditures
Capital Expenditures
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Financial Needs by Business Type
Financial Needs by Business Type
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Sole Proprietorships and Partnerships
Sole Proprietorships and Partnerships
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Small to Medium-Sized Enterprises (SMEs)
Small to Medium-Sized Enterprises (SMEs)
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Startups Financial Needs
Startups Financial Needs
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Revenue Expenditure
Revenue Expenditure
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Examples of Capital Expenditure
Examples of Capital Expenditure
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Examples of Revenue Expenditure
Examples of Revenue Expenditure
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Acquisition Cost of Machinery
Acquisition Cost of Machinery
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Legal Fees
Legal Fees
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Transportation Costs
Transportation Costs
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Power Costs for Machinery
Power Costs for Machinery
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MFSA
MFSA
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Licensing
Licensing
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Supervision
Supervision
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Consumer Protection
Consumer Protection
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Fixed Costs
Fixed Costs
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Variable Costs
Variable Costs
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Example of Fixed Cost
Example of Fixed Cost
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Example of Variable Cost
Example of Variable Cost
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Current Assets
Current Assets
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Gross Profit
Gross Profit
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Net Profit
Net Profit
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Capital Employed
Capital Employed
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Gross Profit Margin
Gross Profit Margin
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Net Profit Margin
Net Profit Margin
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Current Liabilities
Current Liabilities
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Inventory Level
Inventory Level
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Purchases in Accounting
Purchases in Accounting
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Cost of Sales
Cost of Sales
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Treatment in Financial Statements
Treatment in Financial Statements
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Identifying Expenditure Types
Identifying Expenditure Types
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Carriage Costs
Carriage Costs
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