B2 - Reading Business & Financial Information CH2

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Balance Sheet & Statement of Equity

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What’s the difference between current and non-current assets?

Current less than 12 months. Non-current more than 12 months

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Why do analysts care about inventory?

Obsolescence and sell ability affect liquidity and valuation

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What’s goodwill?

Purchase price less fair value of net identifiable assets (non-current intangible)

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How often is goodwill tested?

At least annually for impairment

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What are intangible assets?

Non-physical assets like trademarks, patents, copyrights

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What are deferred income taxes?

Taxes arising from timing differences between accounting and tax rules

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What is a deferred tax liability?

Tax payable in future because accounting profit is greater than taxable profit now

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What is a deferred tax asset?

Tax recoverable in future because accounting profit is less than taxable profit now

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What is contributed surplus (APIC)?

Capital received above par value (additional paid-in capital)

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How are stock options recorded?

Expense on income statement. Increase contributed surplus in the statement of equity

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What is other comprehensive income (OCI)?

Gains/losses bypassing net income such as unrealised gains. Recorded in the statement of equity

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Common vs preferred shares — dividend priority?

Preferred paid before common

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Common shares — voting?

Usually grant voting rights

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Preferred shares — tax treatment?

Dividends are not tax-deductible for the company

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What is a statement of changes in equity?

Shows movements in share capital, retained earnings and other comprehensive income

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What is shareholders’ equity composed of?

Share capital + retained earnings + reserves

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How do related-party loans affect equity analysis?

They can be near-equity; require scrutiny and possible subordination

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Why remove intangibles for lenders?

Intangibles have poor collateral recovery value

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How do sole proprietorships report equity?

Owner’s equity, no share capital, drawings from the business reduce equity

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How do partnerships report equity?

Partner capital accounts showing each partner’s share

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How does an LLC appear on balance sheet?

Members’ equity. treatment depends on tax election

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What is treasury stock?

Company shares repurchased and held in treasury

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What effect do share buybacks have?

Reduce equity, can increase leverage ratios

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What does retained earnings ≠ cash mean?

Retained earnings is accounting equity, not actual cash on hand.

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What disclosures should PPE notes include?

Components, cost, accumulated depreciation, disposal, useful lives

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What info goes in debt notes?

Maturity, interest rate, covenants, amount outstanding

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Why check share capital transactions in notes?

To understand dilution, buybacks, warrants, options

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What is a capital reserve?

Equity component from non-profit transactions such as revaluations

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Why assess liquidity of current assets?

Not all current assets convert to cash quickly

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Quick tip for equity health?

Look at retained earnings trend, capital injections, and related-party loans