Business unit 1 booklet 3

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Finance
Money raised by the business so that they can trade
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Profit
What is left after costs have been deducted
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Profit equation
Profit = sales revenue - total costs
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Loss
When revenue is less than costs
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Costs
The expenses a business pays for in producing good and services
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Revenue
The amount of money a business receives from selling goods or services. This is sometimes called turnover.
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Revenue calculation
Price x Quantity sold
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Cash
Money that the business has available to it straight away, such as money in a bank account
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Forecast
A technique where the business attempts to estimate future sales, cash flow or other financial variables
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Cash flow forecast
A prediction of a businesses future cash in flows and outflows, showing the closing balance.
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Receipts
The money the business is paid in the month
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Payments
Anything the business spends in the month
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Net cash flow
The difference between receipts and payments
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Net cash flow equation
Receipts - payments
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Opening balance
The money the business has at the start of the month
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Closing balance
The money the business has at the end of the month
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Closing balance equation
Net cash flow + opening balance
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What is left after costs have been deducted

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Profit

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Profit = sales revenue - total costs

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Card 4

Front

When revenue is less than costs

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Card 5

Front

The expenses a business pays for in producing good and services

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