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    BAO6504Accounting for Management

    Lecture 2

    Financial Statements

    Reference: Chapters 1 & 4

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    FINANCIAL STATEMENTS

    Income Statement

    (Statement of Financial Performance)

    Reports revenues less expenses for a particularperiod of time

    Balance Sheet

    (Statement of Financial Position)

    Reports assets and claims to those assets at aparticular point in time

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    FINANCIAL STATEMENTScontinued

    Statement of Changes in Equity

    Reports amount of profit for the period andthe changes in equity

    Cash Flow Statement

    Reports information regarding cashreceipts and cash payments for a particularperiod of time

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    Income statement continuedWONG PTY LTD

    Income Statement

    for th e mon th ended 31 October 2010

    Service revenues $10 600Expenses

    Salaries expense $3 200Supplies expense 1 500Rent expense 900Insurance expense 50Interest expense 50Depreciation expense 40 5 740

    Profit before tax 4 860Tax expense 2 000

    Profit after tax $ 2 860

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    MERCHANDISING

    OPERATIONS Merchandising businesses buy and

    resell inventory

    Revenues are referred to as salesrevenue

    Expenses are divided into two

    categories: Cost of goods sold

    Operating expenses

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    MERCHANDISING

    OPERATIONSProfit measurement process for a

    merchandising business

    Sales

    revenue

    Cost of

    goods sold

    Gross

    profit

    Operating

    expenses

    Profit

    (loss)

    Equals

    Less

    Less

    Equals

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    Cost of goods sold

    Inventory, 1 July 2010 $ 36 000

    Purchases $325 000

    Less: Purchase ret. & allow. 17 200

    Net purchases 307 800

    Add: Freight-in 12 200

    Cost of goods purchased 320 000

    Cost of goods available for sale 356 000

    Inventory, 30 June 2011 40 000

    Cost of goods sold 316 000

    Cost of goods sold

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    Operating expenses

    Selling expenses

    cost of making the sale

    e.g. advertising, delivery expenses

    Administration expenses cost of operating activities of the general, accounting and

    personnel offices

    e.g. salaries, rent

    Financial expenses

    costs of financing the business e.g. interest expense, discounts allowed

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    PW AUDIO SUPPLY LTDIncome Statement

    for the year ended 30 June 2011

    Operating revenue

    Sales revenue

    Gross sales revenue $480 000Less: Sales returns and allowances (20 000)

    Net sales revenue 460 000Less: Cost of goods sold (316 000)

    Gross profit 144 000

    Other operating revenueRent revenue $15 000Interest revenue 9 000

    168 000Operating expenses

    ... Continued on next slide

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    Operating expensesSelling expenses

    Sales salaries & commission expense $45 000Advertising expense 16 000Freight-out 8 000Rent expense store space 7 000Depn expense

    store equipment 5 000 $81 000

    Administration expensesOffice salaries expense 19 000Electricity expense 4 000Rent expense office space 10 000Depn expense office equipment 3 000Insurance expense 2 000 38 000

    Financial expensesInterest expense 2 000Discount allowed 4 000 6 000 (125 000)

    Profit before income tax 43 000Less: Income tax expense (12 900)Profit after tax $ 30 100

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    Balance sheet

    Reports assets and claims to thoseassets at a specific point in time

    Based on the basic accounting equation

    ASSETS = LIABILITIES + EQUITY

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    Balance sheet continuedWONG PTY LTD

    Balance Sheet

    as at 31 Octo ber 2010

    AssetsCash $15 200Accounts receivable 200Advertising supplies 1 000

    Prepaid insurance 550Office equipment 4 960Total assets $21 910

    Liabilities and equityLiabilities

    Accounts payable $ 2 500Interest payable 50

    Revenue received in advance 800Salaries payable 1 200Bank loan 5 000

    Total liabilities $ 9 550Equity

    Share capital 10 000Retained earnings 31/10/08 2 360

    Total equity 12 360$21 910

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    Statement of changes inequity

    Reports amount ofprofit for period and otherchanges in equity such as adjustments toretained earnings for

    Changes in accounting standards

    Changes in accounting policies

    Correction of errors

    Gains recognised directly in equity

    Retained earnings refers to accumulatedprofit which has not been distributed to

    shareholders

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    Statement of changes inequity continued

    WONG PTY LTD

    Statement o f Changes in Equ ity (extract)

    as at 31 October 2010

    Profit $ 2 860Retained earnings 1/10/10 0

    Dividends (500)Retained earnings 31/10/10 $ 2 360

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    The classified balance sheet

    Minimum disclosures:

    Assets

    Cash assets

    Trade and otherreceivables

    Other financial assets

    Inventories

    Investments in property

    Property, plant andequipment

    Tax assets

    Intangible assets

    Liabilities

    Trade and other payables

    Financial liabilitiesTax liabilities

    Provisions

    Equity

    Capital and reserves

    Retained earnings oraccumulated losses

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    The classified balance sheetcontinued

    Current assets

    Assets that are cash, held for the purpose

    of being traded, or expected to beconverted to cash or used in the businesswithin one year

    Non-current assetsAssets that are not expected to be sold or

    consumed within one year

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    The classified balance sheetcontinued

    Current liabilities

    Obligations that are to be paid within oneyear

    Non-current liabilities

    Obligations that are not classified as current