GCSE Year 10 Business OCR - Formulas for Finance

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Revenue

Price x Quantity

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Net profit

Gross Profit - Expenses

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Gross Profit

Revenue - Cost of Sales

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Profit

Revenue - Total costs

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Net cash flow

All Inflows - All Outflows

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Net profit margin

(Net profit/sales revenue) x 100

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Gross Profit margin

(Gross profit/sales revenue) x 100

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Variable costs meaning

The costs that change depending on the output of the business, for example: you would only spend money on packaging of the product if you have run out or need more.

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Fixed costs meaning

The costs that stay the same regardless of input or output, for example: rent is a fixed cost because you will have to pay the same amount of rent even if you have sold 5 units of products or whether you have sold 1000 units of products. (rent prices may go up or down but it still counts as a fixed cost as it DOES NOT CHANGE DEPENDING ON INPUT OR OUTPUT.

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Average rate of return/ Average rate of results (same thing)

(Average annual profit/Cost of investment) x 100

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Average annual profit

There are 5 steps:

1 - Add up ALL income

2 - Take away ALL costs

3 - Divide by the number of year

4 - Divide by the costs

5 - Multiply by 100

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Closing balance

Net cash flow + Opening balance

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Profit or loss

They might ask you this in the exam, but it is the same thing as the formula of profit!

Formula: Revenue - total costs

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Total costs

Fixed costs + Variable costs

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Break even

When a business reaches a point where the business does not make a profit or a loss

P.S: Remember that it is variable costs PER UNIT, many students lose marks because of this, REMEMBER THIS

Formula: Fixed costs / (selling price - variable costs PER UNIT)

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Opening balance

The amount of money in a business at the start of the month

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Percentage change

[(new - old) / old] times by a 100

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Market share

(total sales of business/total sales of market) times by a 100

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Expenses/Total expenses (same formula)

Gross profit - net profit

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Contribution

Selling Price − Variable Cost (per unit)

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Adding value

Selling price − Cost of inputs