Accounting for entrepreneurs, module 2 // Prepare for growth, February
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In January, I introduce the concept of current versus
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exceptional profit or loss.
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It was a loss. It was about depreciating the inventories.
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But it was also quite important to understand the relationship between
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accounting and management. It's accounting
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for business operations. Then how
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you account for for example funds from
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operations has to be really consistent with how
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we manage the performance of business managers. Now
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February is a different story in February. We
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start launching some studies because we want to insource and
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manufacturing of the puzzles. This is about controlling
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production. You understand that we had to buy
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a number of units because a supplier
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had a constraint in terms of capacity. We want
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to manage our production process and
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we also want to be able to generate economies of scale
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consisting in that case in in
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sourcing the margin which is generated by the
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supplier. You all know that very difficult
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question in manufacturing is a
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decision make or buy
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Definitely we want to move from by to make
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in order to be able to make to manufacture
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to produce. We need to buy a machine, but we
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are not going to buy a machine before we run some
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preliminary studies. This is why I am
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going to hire a person in charge of engineering and
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Technical feasibility studies and R&D manager
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in order to be able to do the job.
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This will give me the opportunity to make you understand the
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process for creating the financial statements the
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accounting statements. Of course, we'll do
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it gradually step by step and for
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each and every step I will show you the principles for
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the calculation. I will show you how to make the calculations
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the results and we are going to
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discuss the results.
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The accounting statements of February are going to be built together so
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that you are able to do it in an autonomous way
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in March. You will build the statements by yourself.
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The first key information you need is about sales about revenues.
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Then it's about volume number of units at which price
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do we sell units? And what are the terms of payment
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you remember accounts receivable?
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But it is also about purchases against about volume
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against about price and again, it's about terms
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of payment for the suppliers.
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Combining these two information. We can calculate the
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gross margin. Then we have to deduct from the gross. Margin
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the indirect cost Administration sales and
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now technical costs R&D.
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We'll have to figure out if there will be some potential exceptional events.
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We need some tax parameters and we
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need a dividend policy.
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Now, let's go to the figure sales. We anticipate we
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are going to sell 650 units
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in b2c and 600 units B2B.
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This is about sales and we already know
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the terms of payment what about purchases? We are
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going to buy 1,500 units as
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a same price with the same terms of payment indirect cost.
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There will be the hiring of an engineer R&D
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and we'll see at which price we
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are going to pay this person.
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We don't anticipate any exceptional event to make
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it simple profits are supposed to be taxed at
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the rate of 20% and we anticipate so
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far that we are going to retain 100% of
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the net earnings.
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Now there are three steps. The first one is about building the
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p&l. The second one is about cash in cash
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Outlets change in cash position and we
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complete the picture with the end of the year and of
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the period balance it.
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Let's start with the p&l step 1. It's about sales.
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You remember we're supposed to sell 650 units.
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At 30 dollars per unit. We are going to consume 650
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units which we're purchase at
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$20 per unit. This gives us the revenues
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and the gross margin for b2c. Same story for B2B
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600 units sold 25 dollars
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purchased 20 dollars. Then the
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sales figure is 650 times 30 plus 600
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times 25 and the total is
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34,000 and 500. No big
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deal.
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Now the second step is about inventories and cost of
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sales. It's still in a Pianist story.
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You remember that at the beginning of the period we have 200 units
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in infataries. We decide to purchase 1,500
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units how many units are
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available for sale 1700 but
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we anticipate that we are going to consume out
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1,250 units
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all in all at the end. There should be 450 units
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in the inventory. Now, the second step in accounting for inventories is
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to transform units into values.
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beginning inventory 200 times 20 purchases
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1,500 times
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20
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But what is very interesting is you remember we
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consume 1,250 units because
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they are sold and the cost of
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good Souls the cost of sales is now $20
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multiplied by 1,250. We
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have the cost of all these Goods which were sold
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to the customers inventory at the end
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450 times 20 we have
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now the revenues and we have the cost of sales so
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we can build the gross margin we can build and calculate the
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gross profit. It is revenues sales Minus
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cost of sales. The growth
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margin is 9,500. Now we have
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to deduct the indirect cost administrative expense
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myself selling expense so sales person
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and now we hire an engineer for 1,500 the
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current operating profit for the period is growth.
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Margin minus indirect cost. It's 4,
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Hundred this is the end of step 3 and we are still in a
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P&M the next step step 4 still in the p&l
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is to account for potential exceptional items.
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Here we have no exceptional laws on inventories on
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any kind and the figure is zero.
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Then step 5 we can complete the
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income statement. We have now earnings before
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tax and after exceptional events, which are
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zero which is 4,000 and
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700 the income taxis 20% of
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that 940 near earnings earnings
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after taxes are bottom line 3000 700
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and 60 income allocation
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is absolutely straightforward because we consider that 100%
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of the earnings generator During the period are going
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to be retained. We are going to declare maybe a
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dividend at the end of the year, but so far absolutely no
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dividend retain earnings equal net earnings
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Now we move from p&l to cash the
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second film and you remember that revenues sales
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is not cash from sales. The accounts
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receivable is going to tell us a story. What is your accounts
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receivable at the beginning of the period?
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Is the end of the prior months?
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the B2B cells in generate generated
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an accounts receivable, which is 12,500 supposed
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to be paid this period
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We generate sales of 34,500, but
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we know that the B2B part of it is
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going to be paired in March.
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So what's going to happen accounts receivable at the end of the period
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is 15,000. We are going to
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collect the B2B sales of generally and
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the b2c cells of February cash
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inflow 32,000, which
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is again a little bit different from the sales
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figure.
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That was about cash from sales now cash to
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pay the suppliers and of the
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prior months a chance payable. It was 8,000 50%
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of the purchases of January. Now we
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purchase for $30,000 What is due
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to the suppliers is 38,000 15%
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of the purchases of the months are
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going to be paid in March, which is 15,000. So
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in February, we pay the 8,000 prior
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months plus 15,000 this month
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50% of the purchases. It is 23,000. So
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the cash outlayers as far as players are concerned is
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23,000.
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Other cash outlays Administration R&D
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and sales supposed to be paid the mountains.
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They are accounted.
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Taxes we are going to account for tax but we pay
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later dividends so far we decided
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not to pay anything. There is
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no past operating liability. We don't have anything to
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pay from prior months adjustments or any kind. So
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basically the figure is 0
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Now total cash Outlets when we mix a sum of what is paired
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to the suppliers and the payment of indirect costs
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is 27,800.
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Then that change in cash is Cash in minus Cash
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Out is $4,200. We add that
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to the cache at the beginning of the period 10,420 and
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at the end of the day cash and of February
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is 14,620. This
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nine step was the last step for changing
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cash. Now, we can move to the balancy balance.
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It assets inventories value
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at the end. You remember that we have 450
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units 20 dollars each
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9,000 accounts receivable at the
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end of the period. It's a B2B sales of
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the months of February 15,000 changing cash
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provided the figure which is now 14,620. We
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have the total asset which is 38,620. Now
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we can move to the other part of the balance sheet, which
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is equity and liabilities. There was no equity issue. So
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the $10,000 of capital
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not change at all. What about the retained earnings? We
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had some retain earnings at the end of January and
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we decided to retain 100% of
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the earnings of February you makes a
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sum and it gives you 12,640 total
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shareholders equity 22,640.
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There is no dividend payable because so far 100% of
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the net earnings are retained be it for
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January and February a chance payable
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end of the month. It's 50% of the purchases of
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the month 15,000 and income tax
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payable you remember that we accumulated a little
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bit of income tax payable at the end of January.
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There was no tax PED in
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February and we have generated some income tax
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in February as a consequence of the profit before tax. We
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have generated income tax payable 900 and
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80 total equity and liabilities 38,620
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and the
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12th step is wow, great mechanical accounting
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balance between assets on the one
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side equity and liability is on the other side and
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it is always the case you remember what I
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already said, even if you make a mistake the balance
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it will balance.
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About the financial analysis in February. It's going to be about
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sales and revenues and profit and cash again.
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So sales are up again why or
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because we have observed as a kind of seasonality in
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this business.
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And the sales figure looks quite promising the gross
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margin is reasonably stable you remember
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that? It is a combination of b2c and
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B2B which makes a gross margin rate by the
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way more interesting is about the operating margin.
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You remember that in January the operating margin as a
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percentage to revenue walls down because of these economies
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of scale the revenues we're down but in February
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the revenues are up so we would anticipate at
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first and operating margin percentage to revenue which
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is up and it's down why because
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there's a combination of economies of scale which makes
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it go up but there is an investment in
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research and development. So we don't generate
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economies of scale because there is an increase in a
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fixed cause by an amount which is a salary we pair to
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this person who was hired as a technical engineer.
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And that's very important because R&D is
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spent today, but to prepare the
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revenues to prepare the growth to prepare
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the investment. So we anticipate on one hand
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that we are going to generate more revenues tomorrow returns tomorrow,
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but we spend today there's a time lag
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between the moment you spend and the moment you earn this is
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what his name an investment.
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And that's very important to understand that the investment is
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a cost in the p&l. This
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was about sales and profit now, let's
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have a look at Cash.
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So we analyze the revenues and we analyze the
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cost expense and profit now, let's
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go to cash and let's go to funds from operations and
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the explanation of the change in the cash position of the
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company. There was a current change in
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the operating working capital requirements. There was
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pay any dividend and declare any dividend. So
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the change in cash is exactly the same as a
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current fonts from operations.
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that the balance sheet was mechanically balancing
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matter of cash in cash out debit and credit
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the balance. It balances. Even if you
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p&l and then complete with cash but calculate
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end of the period which is them there balance it.
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accounts payable and you remember that you should not
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accounts. This takes the example of the retain earnings retain
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costs in the p&l. Now. We did
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the job for February together. What you
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are going to do. Now in March is that you are going to build the
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accounts by yourself so that we are ready to
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be module 3 of this accounting course.
In January, I introduce the concept of current versus exceptional profit or loss.
It was a loss.
It was about depreciating the inventories.
But it was also quite important to understand the relationship between accounting and management.
It's accounting for business operations.
Then how you account for for example funds from operations has to be really consistent with how we manage the performance of business managers.
Now February is a different story in February.
We start launching some studies because we want to insource and manufacturing of the puzzles.
This is about controlling production.
You understand that we had to buy a number of units because a supplier had a constraint in terms of capacity.
We want to manage our production process and we also want to be able to generate economies of scale consisting in that case in in sourcing the margin which is generated by the supplier.
You all know that very difficult question in manufacturing is a decision make or buy Definitely we want to move from by to make in order to be able to make to manufacture to produce.
We need to buy a machine, but we are not going to buy a machine before we run some preliminary studies.
This is why I am going to hire a person in charge of engineering and Technical feasibility studies and R&D manager in order to be able to do the job.
This will give me the opportunity to make you understand the process for creating the financial statements the accounting statements.
Of course, we'll do it gradually step by step and for each and every step I will show you the principles for the calculation.
I will show you how to make the calculations the results and we are going to discuss the results.
The accounting statements of February are going to be built together so that you are able to do it in an autonomous way in March.
You will build the statements by yourself.
The first key information you need is about sales about revenues.
Then it's about volume number of units at which price do we sell units? And what are the terms of payment you remember accounts receivable? But it is also about purchases against about volume against about price and again, it's about terms of payment for the suppliers.
Combining these two information.
We can calculate the gross margin.
Then we have to deduct from the gross.
Margin the indirect cost Administration sales and now technical costs R&D.
We'll have to figure out if there will be some potential exceptional events.
We need some tax parameters and we need a dividend policy.
Now, let's go to the figure sales.
We anticipate we are going to sell 650 units in b2c and 600 units B2B.
This is about sales and we already know the terms of payment what about purchases? We are going to buy 1,500 units as a same price with the same terms of payment indirect cost.
There will be the hiring of an engineer R&D and we'll see at which price we are going to pay this person.
We don't anticipate any exceptional event to make it simple profits are supposed to be taxed at the rate of 20% and we anticipate so far that we are going to retain 100% of the net earnings.
Now there are three steps.
The first one is about building the p&l.
The second one is about cash in cash Outlets change in cash position and we complete the picture with the end of the year and of the period balance it.
Let's start with the p&l step 1.
It's about sales.
You remember we're supposed to sell 650 units.
At 30 dollars per unit.
We are going to consume 650 units which we're purchase at $20 per unit.
This gives us the revenues and the gross margin for b2c.
Same story for B2B 600 units sold 25 dollars purchased 20 dollars.
Then the sales figure is 650 times 30 plus 600 times 25 and the total is 34,000 and 500.
No big deal.
Now the second step is about inventories and cost of sales.
It's still in a Pianist story.
You remember that at the beginning of the period we have 200 units in infataries.
We decide to purchase 1,500 units how many units are available for sale 1700 but we anticipate that we are going to consume out 1,250 units all in all at the end.
There should be 450 units in the inventory.
Now, the second step in accounting for inventories is to transform units into values.
beginning inventory 200 times 20 purchases 1,500 times 20 But what is very interesting is you remember we consume 1,250 units because they are sold and the cost of good Souls the cost of sales is now $20 multiplied by 1,250.
We have the cost of all these Goods which were sold to the customers inventory at the end 450 times 20 we have now the revenues and we have the cost of sales so we can build the gross margin we can build and calculate the gross profit.
It is revenues sales Minus cost of sales.
The growth margin is 9,500.
Now we have to deduct the indirect cost administrative expense myself selling expense so sales person and now we hire an engineer for 1,500 the current operating profit for the period is growth.
Margin minus indirect cost.
It's 4, Hundred this is the end of step 3 and we are still in a P&M the next step step 4 still in the p&l is to account for potential exceptional items.
Here we have no exceptional laws on inventories on any kind and the figure is zero.
Then step 5 we can complete the income statement.
We have now earnings before tax and after exceptional events, which are zero which is 4,000 and 700 the income taxis 20% of that 940 near earnings earnings after taxes are bottom line 3000 700 and 60 income allocation is absolutely straightforward because we consider that 100% of the earnings generator During the period are going to be retained.
We are going to declare maybe a dividend at the end of the year, but so far absolutely no dividend retain earnings equal net earnings Now we move from p&l to cash the second film and you remember that revenues sales is not cash from sales.
The accounts receivable is going to tell us a story.
What is your accounts receivable at the beginning of the period? Is the end of the prior months? the B2B cells in generate generated an accounts receivable, which is 12,500 supposed to be paid this period We generate sales of 34,500, but we know that the B2B part of it is going to be paired in March.
So what's going to happen accounts receivable at the end of the period is 15,000.
We are going to collect the B2B sales of generally and the b2c cells of February cash inflow 32,000, which is again a little bit different from the sales figure.
That was about cash from sales now cash to pay the suppliers and of the prior months a chance payable.
It was 8,000 50% of the purchases of January.
Now we purchase for $30,000 What is due to the suppliers is 38,000 15% of the purchases of the months are going to be paid in March, which is 15,000.
So in February, we pay the 8,000 prior months plus 15,000 this month 50% of the purchases.
It is 23,000.
So the cash outlayers as far as players are concerned is 23,000.
Other cash outlays Administration R&D and sales supposed to be paid the mountains.
They are accounted.
Taxes we are going to account for tax but we pay later dividends so far we decided not to pay anything.
There is no past operating liability.
We don't have anything to pay from prior months adjustments or any kind.
So basically the figure is 0 Now total cash Outlets when we mix a sum of what is paired to the suppliers and the payment of indirect costs is 27,800.
Then that change in cash is Cash in minus Cash Out is $4,200.
We add that to the cache at the beginning of the period 10,420 and at the end of the day cash and of February is 14,620.
This nine step was the last step for changing cash.
Now, we can move to the balancy balance.
It assets inventories value at the end.
You remember that we have 450 units 20 dollars each 9,000 accounts receivable at the end of the period.
It's a B2B sales of the months of February 15,000 changing cash provided the figure which is now 14,620.
We have the total asset which is 38,620.
Now we can move to the other part of the balance sheet, which is equity and liabilities.
There was no equity issue.
So the $10,000 of capital not change at all.
What about the retained earnings? We had some retain earnings at the end of January and we decided to retain 100% of the earnings of February you makes a sum and it gives you 12,640 total shareholders equity 22,640.
There is no dividend payable because so far 100% of the net earnings are retained be it for January and February a chance payable end of the month.
It's 50% of the purchases of the month 15,000 and income tax payable you remember that we accumulated a little bit of income tax payable at the end of January.
There was no tax PED in February and we have generated some income tax in February as a consequence of the profit before tax.
We have generated income tax payable 900 and 80 total equity and liabilities 38,620 and the 12th step is wow, great mechanical accounting balance between assets on the one side equity and liability is on the other side and it is always the case you remember what I already said, even if you make a mistake the balance it will balance.
About the financial analysis in February.
It's going to be about sales and revenues and profit and cash again.
So sales are up again why or because we have observed as a kind of seasonality in this business.
And the sales figure looks quite promising the gross margin is reasonably stable you remember that? It is a combination of b2c and B2B which makes a gross margin rate by the way more interesting is about the operating margin.
You remember that in January the operating margin as a percentage to revenue walls down because of these economies of scale the revenues we're down but in February the revenues are up so we would anticipate at first and operating margin percentage to revenue which is up and it's down why because there's a combination of economies of scale which makes it go up but there is an investment in research and development.
So we don't generate economies of scale because there is an increase in a fixed cause by an amount which is a salary we pair to this person who was hired as a technical engineer.
And that's very important because R&D is spent today, but to prepare the revenues to prepare the growth to prepare the investment.
So we anticipate on one hand that we are going to generate more revenues tomorrow returns tomorrow, but we spend today there's a time lag between the moment you spend and the moment you earn this is what his name an investment.
And that's very important to understand that the investment is a cost in the p&l.
This was about sales and profit now, let's have a look at Cash.
So we analyze the revenues and we analyze the cost expense and profit now, let's go to cash and let's go to funds from operations and the explanation of the change in the cash position of the company.
There was a current change in the operating working capital requirements.
There was no exceptional item, but you remember you have to calculate the current change.
It is 500 plus which means at 500 dollars where consumed by the operating cycle potentially the operating profit current operating profit again was generating potential cash of 4,700, but it's only 4,200 which you have in your pocket as a consequence of the increase in the operating working capital requirement.
No tax payment.
It's delayed.
No dividend payment because we have decided so far not to pay any dividend and declare any dividend.
So the change in cash is exactly the same as a current fonts from operations.
What did we learn from February we observed again that the balance sheet was mechanically balancing and there's no surprise to that.
It's a matter of cash in cash out debit and credit the balance.
It balances.
Even if you make a mistake in the calculation for example of the taxes in the p&l.
Now if you want to build the accounts, what do you have to do first start with p&l? And cash p&l is a profit film cache is a cash film of the year.
You need to build these two films in parallel starts with p&l and then complete with cash but calculate some cash items while you are building the p&l.
Once you have the two films in your hands.
You can build a picture at the end of the period which is them there balance it.
There's a strong principle for inventories for a cancer receivable for a chance payable and later for some other items.
What you have in your hands at the beginning plus what you add minus what you withdraw is what you have in your hands at the end of the period which is quite based on common sense.
You remember that we use that for tables inventories, you need and value accounts receivable accounts payable and you remember that you should not forget initializing the beginning of the month with the end of the prior months, but you can observe that it also works for the other balance sheet accounts.
This takes the example of the retain earnings retain earnings at the end of the period is retained earnings at the beginning of the period plus what you add earnings minus what you withdraw dividends.
It works also for taxes it also for dividends payable Etc.
The last point on which I would like to insist is that some costs R&D marketing are actual Investments.
So don't consider that costs are only usages and consumptions an investment is characterized by the time lag between the moment you spend under the merger heard some Investments are actually showed as costs in the p&l.
Now.
We did the job for February together.
What you are going to do.
Now in March is that you are going to build the accounts by yourself so that we are ready to make the investment in April, but this will be module 3 of this accounting course.