A | B |
Start-up costs for both small and large businesses | will vary |
payroll taxes are part of | fixed expenses |
A new business owner should calculate peronal costs at what time in the business plan | same time as other first year expenses |
the amount left after gross sales have been adjusted for allowances and returns | net sales |
employers must pay these on their employee's earnings | social security and medicare |
monthly plan helps a business owner track when cash is expected to come in and when it would be paid out | cash flow statement |
Gross Profit - Net Income = | operating expenses |
Assets - Debts= | net worth |
document summarizes a loan applicant’s assets and liabilities | personal financial statement |
Beginning Inventory + Purchases = | Total Goods Available for Sale |
Total Goods Available for Sale - Ending Inventory= | Cost of Goods Sold |
include a business’s operating expenses, such as advertising costs | variable expenses |
lenders examine a borrowers__ history when deciding if they are worthy of a loan or not | Credit |
net worth is another name for | net equity |
net worth is calculated on this financial statement | balance sheet |
a building is an example this type of asset | fixed |
Sales - Returns and Allowances= | Net Sales |
Net Sales - Cost of Goods Sold= | Gross Profit |
Gross Pay - Deductions = | net pay |
Banks look at the _ of a potential borrower because they can be sold if necessary to pay off a loan | assets |
determine a business’s ability to meet its current debts | Liquidity |
total of all sales for any period of time | gross sales |
the difference between net sales and the cost of goods sold | gross profit |
the total value of one’s assets minus the total value of one’s debts | personal net worth |
projections of how much money a new business owner will need for the first year of a business’s operation | start-up expenses |
the difference between a business’s total sales and customers’ returns or allowances | net sales |
operating expenses paid throughout the life of a business | continuing costs |
a business owner’s living expenses and household cash needs | personal costs |
amount borrowed as a loan, e.g., for starting a business | principal |
expenses that will not be repeated | one-time costs |
a debt, money owed to another | liability |