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working capital
finance needed by a business to pay its day to day running expenses (wages, raw materials, electricity)
capital expenditure
finance spent on fixed assets
retained profit
profit kept in the business after owners have been given their share of the profit
sale of existing assets advantages and dis
raises finance
does not become debt for the business
time consuming to sell
overdraft
allows businesses to spend more than what is in their bank account, short term and varies with each month
cheaper than loans
interest rates can vary
factors that affect choice of source of finance
purpose
time period
amount needed
legal form and size
control
risk
hire purchase
buying an asset and the business will own it
cash flow
the cash inflows and outflows of a business over a period of time
closing balance
net cash flow + opening balance
how to improve cash flow
attract more investors, cut costs, develop more products, bank loan, delay payments to suppliers, leasing, ask debtors to pay more quickly
income statement
financial document of the business that records all income gained or lost by the business