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Chapter 4 A Brief Review of Financial Statements. Objectives. Identify purpose and content of balance sheet Identify purpose and content of income statement Identify purpose and content of SCF. Financial Statements. Reflect the score Income statement net income
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Chapter 4 A Brief Review of Financial Statements
Objectives • Identify purpose and content of balance sheet • Identify purpose and content of income statement • Identify purpose and content of SCF
Financial Statements • Reflect the score • Income statement net income • Balance sheet A = L + E • SCF Cash flow activities
Financial Statements (cont’d) • Net income is not cash • Sales on account receivables • Sales occur today • Cash comes later • Depreciation • Cash is expended today • Expense is recognized later
Balance Sheet (Overview) • Reflects A = L + E • Current Assets • Investments • Property and Equipment • Current Liabilities • Long-term Debt • Owners’ Equity
Balance Sheet The Sample Hotel December 31, 2011
The Income Statement (Overview) • Revenue • Undistributed operating expenses • Management fees • Fixed charges • Income taxes • Net income
Sources of Revenue • Rooms • Food and beverage • Telecommunications • Rentals and other income
Expenses • Operated department expenses • Payroll and related • Cost of sales • Other direct expenses • Undistributed operating expenses • A&G(General and administrative expense ) • Marketing (including franchise fees) • POM(Property operations & maintenance) • Utility costs
Expenses (cont’d) • Management Fees • Fixed Charges • Rent • Property taxes • Insurance • Depreciation • Interest • Income Taxes
Income Statement The Sample HotelFor the year ended December 31, 2011
Statement of Cash Flows (SCF) • Cash from operating activities • Cash from investing activities • Cash from financing activities
Flows from Income Statement and SCF • Income statement reflects income flows per GAAP • SCF reveals cash flows
Statement of Cash Flow The Sample HotelFor the year ended December 31, 2011
Statement of Retained Earnings • Reflects changes in retained earnings account during period • Major items: • Results of operation’s • Dividends declared
State of Retained EarningsThe Model HotelFor the year ended December 31, 2011
Summary • Financial statements are scoreboards • Four major statements • Balance Sheet: A = L + E • Income Statement: R – E = NI • Statement of Cash Flows: Cash in – cash out = Declare in cash • Statement of Retained Earnings: REB + NI – DD = REE