Using Financial Data to Measure and Assess Performance 0.0 / 5 ? Business StudiesFinancial PlanningA2/A-levelAQA Created by: DemiStanleyCreated on: 18-05-16 12:00 Formally records, summarises, and reports the transactions of a business Financial accounting 1 of 13 Measures the business' financial performance over a year Income statement 2 of 13 A snapshot of the business' assets Balance sheet 3 of 13 Shows how the business has generated and disposed of funds over a year Cash flow statement 4 of 13 Stakeholders interested in risk and return Investors 5 of 13 Banks/other financial institutions who give money to a business Lenders 6 of 13 Property, Plant, and Equipment Noncurrent assets 7 of 13 An estimate of the fall in value of a fixed asset over time Depreciation 8 of 13 Cash or cash-equivalents current assets 9 of 13 Stock - the least liquid current asset Inventories 10 of 13 Cash raised by sale of shares Share capital 11 of 13 Total net profit of a company since it was formed that have been kept Retained profit 12 of 13 Current assets - current liabilities Working Capital 13 of 13
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