Profit
increase of wealth arising through business operations
Revenue
inflow of assets or decrease in liabilities arising from trading operations
What can revenue be recognised as
the amount a business is entitled for providing good / services once control of goods is passed to the customer
Four types of revenue
Expenses
measure of the outflow of assets or increase in liabilities incurred whilst generating revenue
Cost of sales
the cost of buying or making the goods sold during a period
Four types of expenses
Calculation for profit (or loss) for period
total revenue - total expenses
Gross profit
the amount remaining after cost of sales has been deducted from trading revenue
Equation for gross profit
revenue - COGS
Operating profit
profit after operating expenses have been deducted from revenues from operation
Equation for operating profit
gross profit - operating expenses
Profit for the period
any non operating (interest received) income less interest payable, added to equity figure
Equation for cost of sales
opening inventory + purchases - closing inventory
Income statement layout (8)
When is revenue recognised
When a good / service is transferred t a customer over time
the total revenue must be recognised over time
Matching convention
expenses should be matched to the revenue that they helped to generate
Accrued expenses
an expense that is outstanding at the end of a reporting period
Prepaid expense
an expense paid in advance at the end of the reporting period
Materiality convention
when an amount involved is immaterial we should only consider what is expedient
Acccruals convention
profit is the excess of revenue over expenses not the excess of cash receipts over cash payments
Depreciaton
a measure of the portion of the cost of a NCA that has been depleted in generating revenue
Amortisation
a measure of the portion of the cost of an intangible non current asset that had been depleted in generating revenue