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Income statement

Presents a firms income & expenditure for the financial year

Income

Revenue the business makes

Financial income

Profits on non-current assets sales

Revenue

Total amount of sales within a financial year

Profit

Amount of money the business makes after costs are deducted

Gross profit

Revenue - cost of sales

Operating profit

Gross profit - (distribution & selling costs + admin costs)

Net profit

(Operating profit + pre tax profit) - finance expenses (tax)

Pre tax profit

(Operating profit + finance income) - finance expenses (interest payable)

Cost of sales (definition)

Cost of the goods that have been sold by the business

Cost of sales (formula)

(Operating profit + purchases) - closing inventories

Discounts allowed

Given to customers to settle their accounts early

Discounts allowed (accounting treatment)

Deduct discounts allowed from trade receivables, charge as expense on income statement

Accruals

Unpaid expenses that arise from past events

E.g. rent not paid for 3 months

Depreciation

Charged as expense on income statement (reduced costs of NCA on SFP)

Residual value

How much an asset can be sold for

Reducing balance

Calculation of annual depreciation on reducing balance basis

Straight line method

Cost - residual value / useful economic life of an asset

Doubtful debts

Businesses not 100% sure debt will be paid

Private healthcare not being paid since patient in a coma

Purchase returns

Goods are returned by purchasers

Accounting treatment: deduct from purchased & from trade payables

Expenses

Costs of the business

Costs of sales

Costs incurred directly in buying the goods

Admin expenses

All other costs of running trading operations

Distribution & selling costs

Costs of selling & distribution goods sold

E.g. transport, advertising

Bad debts/ non payments

Rush of trading on credit, leasing to customers being unable to pay

Deducted from trade receivables & added to admin expenses in the income statement