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Summary FM101B: Financial Management 1, IMM Graduate School 2025, S2 Syllabus

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Step-by-step digital study guide for IMM Financial Management 1. Master financial statements, budgeting, costing, and working capital. Features clear formula breakdowns and structured calculation walkthroughs to ace your IMM tests. To be used in conjunction with textbook and IMM Cheat Sheet.

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FIN101 NOTES – EXAM


Assets, Liabilities & Owners Equity
ASSETS = OWNERS EQUITY + LIABILITIES

Textbook pg. 51 + 27 + 29 + 20-21 + 30


Current Liabilities - current expenses, short-term expenses
Current Liabilities = Trade Creditors, Accrued Expenses (due now)
Non-Current Liabilities = Long-term loans
Non-Current Assets = Machinery, Vehicles (Long-term assets)
Current Assets = Inventory, Trade Receivables, Cash & Bank, Pre-paid Expenses
(Short-term assets)
Owners’ Equity = Bank, Profit, less drawings
Capital = Equity
Profit = Owners Equity


ASSETS – LIABILITIES = CAPITAL


Creditors Control = Liability (Monies owed from the company)
Debtors Control = Asset (Monies owed to the company)


Year-End Adjusting Journal Entries: Debit = Credit
Journals, Textbook pg. 43 + 51
Adjustments, Textbook pg. 109 & 127
Accrual Adjustments, Textbook pg. 117 (Rent income)


Accrual Concept: Income & Expenses are recorded in the period they are earned
or incurred

, Double Entry Adjustments
ASSETS = OE + LIABILITY


Debit Left Credit Right


Double Entry Adjustments, Textbook pg. 42
Assets: Debit = Increase Credit = Decrease
Owners’ Equity: Debit = Decrease Credit = Increase
Liabilities: Debit = Decrease Credit = Increase


Year-end adjusting Entries
Prepaid Expenses = Dr.
Ex Rent = Cr.
Accrued Expenses = Cr.
Ex running cost of veh = Dr.
Allowance for credit losses = Cr.
Ex Credit losses = Dr.
Depreciation = Dr.
Ex acc. Depreciation = Cr.
Ex acc. Depreciation = Cr.


Depreciation
Straight-line Method: Cost x %
Reducing Method: (Cost – Accumulated depreciation) x %
Book Value: Cost - Accumulated depreciation


Financial Statement, Textbook pg. 136 – 138, 145


Cost of Sales = Opening Inventory + Purchases – Closing Inventory
Discount Received = Other Income
Depreciation is an Operating Expense
Debtors are also called Trade Receivables
Allowance for Credit losses get deducted from Debtors.

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Publisher: 2021 ISBN: 9780627038907 Edition: Unknown

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