Cash portfolio financial investments, trade recievables

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Cash equivalents

are short-term (generally up to 3 months), highly liquid investments that are convertible to known amounts of cash and that have no significant market value risk (for example, short-term deposits and units of money market funds).

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On the balance sheet, all liabilities and assets in other currencies

you should indicate in euros (the currency of the country where company operates) and change accordingly to a rate on the balance sheet day. Change value in cash – and adjust it in a profit

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Prepayment

not monetary asset. You should adjust only monetary assets!!!

Monetary assets: cash, cash equivalents (investments, deposits), accounts receivables

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Possible problems with receivables

Currency exchange, bad debt

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Deadlines

Annual report for period from 1 of Jan to 31 of Dec

30 Apr – deadline for publishing report – for public companies

30 June – deadline for private companies

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Two methods for looking how to adjust receivables:

1. Look at the companies who overdue on the Internet

2.Based on the experience you had assign the probability of not receiving money back

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Securing receivables

minimizing risks of not being able to receive the receivables.

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Method for measuring book value of recievables

Recognize initially receivables at cost, subsequent measurement at amortized cost.

Amortized cost = initial cost less payments and impairment.

Impairment = value of (probably) uncollectible receivables. (reduced cost of crashed car f.e.)

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Uncollectible accounts

bad debts

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Allowance method

An adjustment is made at the end of each accounting period to estimate bad debts based on the business activity from that accounting period.

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Contra account

is associated with another T-account. Adjustments to the original account.

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Receivable expressed in foreign currency

recognise currency rate changes (same as with cash)!

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Secured receivable

secure receivable (take away the car in case of lease)

Write the clause about taking risks by clients

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Company is liquid when

Short-term assets>short term liabilities

Not the case, when convertibility of the asset takes longer than term for a liability payment

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