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WorksheetsACNT for Business Stability
Total questions: 23
Worksheet time: 31mins
A decrease or loss in value.
Credit Card
Credit Report
Credit Score
Debt Snowball
Depreciation
This is the increase in value of a home over time or the difference between the amount owed and what the home could be sold for.
Negative Equity
Equity
Interest
Principal
Depreciating Assets ...
Lose value over time
Increase in value over time
are offered as security on a debt
are legal claims (or right to own) against an asset until a debt is repaid
Cash in Flow is
Income
total development cost
capital outstanding
Cash in Flow is
Income
total development cost
capital outstanding
Cash Outflow
land cost
development cost
present value
3 alternative method in cash flow
Net Terminal Value
Residual Method
Discounted Cash Flow
Period by Period
Net Present Value
Professional fees and marketing are among the items for...
NPV
Cash Inflow
Developer profit
Cash Outflow
What form of investment income is the result of a company distributing some/all of its profits to shareholders?
Capital Gain
Dividend
Interest
Premium
Using dividends previously earned on the stock to buy more shares
Direct investment
Dividend reinvestment
What is the definition of 'profit'?
The difference between the amount earned and the amount spent in buying.
The difference in price between the highest and lowest product.
The difference between the price of your product and your competitors.
Why is the cash flow important?
To know the available cash to pay
To know if the business is being efficient with its cash
To avoid insolvency
All are correct
Why is the cash flow forecast important?
To know if the business is holding too much cash that could be used in a more profitable way.
To know how much money ask the bank for.
To help the manger to know the available cash to pay/purchase.
All the above.
_______ financial statements based on estimates of future business performance, sales, and expenses.
Pro Forma Cash Statements
Pro Forma Balance Sheet
Pro Forma Income Statement
Pro Forma Financial Statements.
______ projects revenues and expenses to show whether or not a business is profitable.
Pro Forma Cash Statements
Pro Forma Balance Sheet
Pro Forma Income Statement
Pro Forma Financial Statement
The explicit or implicit decision of the Board of Directors regarding the amount of residual earnings (past or present) that should be distributed to the shareholders of the corporation is called..
Retained Earning
Dividend Policy
Bird in Hand
Agency Theory
Dividends can be in the form of..
Cash, stock dividend, property
Debt, account receivable, earnings
retained earnings and stock split
Financing, investment, operating
If a firm is dissolved, at the end of the process, a final dividend of any residual amount is made to the shareholders . This is known as a...
Declaration date
Consolidation Dividend
Bird in the hand argument
Liquidating dividend
