proportion of sale within a market that is controlled by a business
What is revenue
income earned by a business
how to calcualate revenue ?
revenue=quantity sold x price
what are cost?
expenses paid out to run the business
what is difference between fixed cost and variable cost?
Fixed costs are expenses that remain the same no matter. Variable costs are any expenses that change based on how much a company produces and sells.
how to find total cost?
total cost= variable cost = fixed cost
how to find variable cost?
quantity sold x variable cost per unit
how to calculate profit or loss?
profit= revenue - cost
examples of variabe cost
raw materials
bills
labour
example of fixed cost
rent
insurance
tax
cash is the money that a company can sell immediately
cash flow is the flow of all money in and out of a business
cash inflow is money that comes in
cahs outflow is money that flows out
a positive net cash flow means more money coming into the business than going out, while negative net cash flow means less money coming into the business than going out.
net cash flow is the difference between cash inflows and outflows
profit is the amount left over when revenue minus costs are subtracted from sales
net profit is the total profit made by a business after tax has been paid
cash flow forecast helps to anticiapte problems
cash flow list all inflow and outflows
An accurate cash flow forecast can provide insight into where your cash inflows are coming from and where your outflows are going out to for specific projects.
A cash flow forecast will also show how much money you have available at any given time, which allows you to make informed decisions about investing or expanding your business.
Cash flow forecasting is important because it enables businesses to plan ahead and prepare for future events such as seasonal fluctuations, unexpected expenses, and changes in demand.
two short term sources of finance
trade credit
overdrafts
4 long term sources
loans
retained profit
personal saving
share capital
Overdrafts - an overdraft facility is provided by banks to enable firms to withdraw more money than they actually hold in their account. The bank charges interest on this amount until it is repaid.
Trade Credit - when suppliers allow customers to pay them later than the agreed date on their invoice. This means that the customer has access to goods without having to pay immediately.
Loan - A loan is a sum of money borrowed from a financial institution like a bank or other lender. Loans usually come with conditions attached, including repayment schedules and interest rates.
retained profit are profit that the owners have decided to plough back into the business after theyve paid a dividend
Share Capital - Share capital refers to the total value of shares issued by a company. When a firm issues shares, it receives cash from investors who become part-owners of the business. Shares may also offer dividends (a portion of the company's earnings) to its owners.
What is the purpose of aims and objectives in business?