What falls under planning and implementing
FBFRF “Fresh bacon fried rice food”
financial needs
refers to identifying the financial actions that need to be taken
-done through the evaluation of balance sheets, income statements and cash flow statements
budgets
A financial plan that provides information in quantitative terms about the requirements to achieve a goal
Operating budgets: the main activities of a business
Project budgets: special projects that is different to everyday activities
Financial budgets: relate to the financial data of a business
financial controls
policies and procedures that ensure the plans of a business will be achieved in the most efficient way
includes:
- approval of major transactions
-payment authorisation processes
Ultimately, to ensure that problems and losses do not exist eg theft, fraud, errors in recording
record systems
refers to the mechanisms that exist to ensure that data is recorded
required by the ATO to keep certain records for a minimum of 5 years
record systems allowed a business to store data including sales, records, expenses, assets, liabilities and product information
financial risks
refers to the risk of a business being unable to cover its financial obligations
matching the terms and source of finance to the business purpose
Refers to ensuring that the correct source of finance is matched to its purpose
Requires the business to consider:
- availability and flexibility of funds
- level of external control
- set up and interest costs
eg short term = overdraft, long term = morgage