A1. MATCH THE FOLLOWING EXPRESSIONS WITH THE WORDS BELLOW TO MAKE COMMON COLLOCATIONS. cash, fixed, retained, managerial, accounts, intangible, accrued, balance …………………… assets ………………………. earnings …………………… sheet ………………………. assets …………………… expenses ………………………. payable ………………….. accounting ……………………….. flow A2. COMPLETE THE SENTENCES USING THE TERMS YOU´VE JUST PUT TOGETHER. 1. Companies record their ________________ at historical cost because they do not need to know their real value: if the company is a going concern they are not for sale. 2. Company profits are usually split three ways: into tax, dividends, and ________________. 3. A company’ s stock market capitalization is usually more than the value of its net assets, because this figure does not include __________________ such as goodwill. 4. __________________ are costs incurred in a period that are both unpaid and unrecorded. B. Replace the following definitions by a single word or a two-word expression: 1. regular costs that you have when you are running a business or an organization, such as rent, electricity, wages, etc 2. document showing assets and liabilities 3. amount owed to a firm by its debtors 4. everything we own 5. an official financial record that gives details of all a company’s income and expenses for a particular period and shows if it has made a profit or a loss 6. the money, stocks of goods, etc. that are used to run a business, pay employees and produce and sell more goods A1. MATCH THE FOLLOWING EXPRESSIONS WITH THE WORDS BELLOW TO MAKE COMMON COLLOCATIONS. cash, fixed, retained, managerial, accounts, intangible, accrued, balance …………………… assets ………………………. earnings …………………… sheet ………………………. assets …………………… expenses ………………………. payable ………………….. accounting ………………………..flow A2. COMPLETE THE SENTENCES USING THE TERMS YOU´VE JUST PUT TOGETHER. 1. Companies record their ________________ at historical cost because they do not need to know their real value: if the company is a going concern they are not for sale. 2. Company profits are usually split three ways: into tax, dividends, and ________________. 3. A company’ s stock market capitalization is usually more than the value of its net assets, because this figure does not include __________________ such as goodwill. 4. __________________ are costs incurred in a period that are both unpaid and unrecorded. B. Replace the following definitions by a single word or a two-word expression: 1. regular costs that you have when you are running a business or an organization, such as rent, electricity, wages, etc 2. document showing assets and liabilities 3. amount owed to a firm by its debtors 4. everything we own 5. an official financial record that gives details of all a company’s income and expenses for a particular period and shows if it has made a profit or a loss 6. the money, stocks of goods, etc. that are used to run a business, pay employees and produce and sell more goods KEY / C 1. A current ratio indicates if a firm is capable of covering its most urgent debts. 2. Items which a firm expects to keep for more than one zdar are called fixed assets. 3. Working capital is the diference between current assets and short-term liabilities. KEY / B 1. overheads 2. balance sheet 3. debtors / accounts receivable 4. assets 5. profit and loss account / income statement 6. working capital KEY / A1 fixed assets, retained earnings, managerial accounting, accounts payable, intangible assets, accrued expenses, balance sheet KEY / A2 1. Companies record their fixed assets at historical cost because they do not need to know their real value: if the company is a going concern they are not for sale. 2. Company profits are usually split three ways: into tax, dividends, and retained earnings. 3. A company’ s stock market capitalization is usually more than the value of its net assets, because this figure does not include intangible assets such as goodwill. 4. Accrued expenses are costs incurred in a period that are both unpaid and unrecorded. Current assets Current liabilities 1a 3,415 1b 1,555 2a 8,568 2b 5,049 3a 5,699 3b 8,593 4a 5,562 Total current liab. 15,197 Total current assets 23,244 Non-current liabilities Non-current assets 4b 950 5a 4,500 5b 6,402 6a 950 6b 1,201 7a 6,265 Total non-current liab. 5,553 Total non-current as. 11,715 Total liabilities 20,750 Total assets 34,959 7b 8b 10,309 9b 3,900 Total 14,209 Total liabilities and Shareholders´equity 34,959 Common stock Other current assets Shareholders´ equity Property, land etc. Deferred income taxes Accounts receivable Accounts payable Inventory Accrued expenses Retained earnings Short-term debt Long-term debt Goodwill Long-term investments Other non-current liabilities Cash and equivalents Current assets Current liabilities 1a Cash and equivalents 3,415 1b Short-term debt 1,555 2a Accounts receivable 8,568 2b Accounts payable 5,049 3a Inventory 5,699 3b Accrued expenses 8,593 4a Other current assets 5,562 Total current liab. 15,197 Total current assets 23,244 Non-current liabilities Non-current assets 4b Deferred income tax. 950 5a Property, land etc. 4,500 5b Long-term debt 6,402 6a Goodwill 950 6b Other non-current lia. 1,201 7a Long-term investm. 6,265 Total non-current lia. 5,553 Total non-current as. 11,715 Total liabilities 20,750 Total assets 34,959 7b Shareholders´ equity 8b Common stock 10,309 9b Retained earnings 3,900 Total 14,209 Total liabilities and Shareholders´equity 34,959