Sunrise Coffee Shop is evaluating its performance at the end of the financial year. The owner, Sarah, is considering both financial indicators and other types of information to make informed decisions about the business’s future.
b. Explain how one of the non-financial examples you stated in part (a) could influence Sarah’s decisions regarding Sunrise Coffee Shop.
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This unit focuses on financial accounting for a trading business owned by a sole proprietor, and highlights the role of accounting as an information system. Students use the double entry system of recording financial data and prepare reports using the accrual basis of accounting and the perpetual method of inventory recording. Students develop their understanding of the accounting processes for recording and reporting, and consider the effects of decisions made on the performance of the business. They interpret reports and information presented in a variety of formats and suggest strategies to the owner to improve the performance of the business. Where appropriate, the accounting procedures developed in each area of study should incorporate the application of the Conceptual Framework, financial indicators to measure business performance, as well as the ethical considerations, including financial, social and environmental considerations, faced by business owners when making business decisions.
The preparation of financial reports at the end of the reporting period provides information to be used as a basis for planning and decision-making by the business owner. Students develop their understanding of the accounting processes and complete those processes that are applicable to the end of a reporting period for a trading business. They apply the accrual method of accounting to the preparation of accounting reports and draw a distinction between cash and profit, considering the implications of these differences when using reports to make decisions. Students undertake an analysis of accounting reports and interpret the information, taking into account relevant ethical considerations, in order to evaluate the performance of the business. Outcome 2 On completion of this unit, the student should be able to record transactions and prepare, interpret and analyse accounting reports for a trading business.
* financial indicators and non-financial information used to measure business performance
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