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Financial Accounting vs. Managerial Accounting

3 Primary Financial Statements

-balance sheet


-income statement


-statement of cash flows

**Assets Calculation

assets = liabilities + owner's equity

Balance Sheet

Provides a real-time view of the financial position of a business. It discloses the resources owned by an entity (practice; department) and the claims against those resources. Snapshot of financial health of the company at that very moment.

Assets

-cash


-accounts receivable


---money that you will be getting in the future (e.g., from Medicare for a service already given)


-inventory


-furniture & fixtures


-equipment


-real estate

Liabilities

-accounts payable


---money that you will have to pay out (e.g., gas bill, hearing aids because you pay 30-90 days after you place the order)


-salaries payable


-short-term notes


-long-term notes

Owner's Equity

-capital stock


---owner equity of the business - has a value (may not necessarily be what you can sell it for)


-retained earnings

**Working Capital Calculation

Working Capital = Current Assets - Current Liabilities



-measures ability to cover your obligations/bills


-should be a positive number


-AuD practices usually have minimal working capital needs


-slow payment from 3rd party payors can put a strain on liquidity

*Current Ratio Calculation

Current Assets / Current Liabilities



-expresses working capital in a ratio form


-no set rule for audiology practices

*Working Capital Needs Calculation

-average monthly operating expenses * 1.5 + (5000 * # of physical locations)

Income Statement

-profit & loss
-provides summary of a business' performance over a period of time, detailing revenues, expenses, and net income

-profit & loss


-provides summary of a business' performance over a period of time, detailing revenues, expenses, and net income

Income Statement tells you/things to look out for...

Statement of Cash Flows