Intro to Business - Mind Map

Intro to Business

Accounting

Balance sheets

Assests=Liability's + Owners equity

Assets: Anything owned with a dollar value

Liability's: Things that you owe but haven't paid for yet

Owners Equity: The money leftover also known as
the net worth

Capital: Assests-libilatys=Owners equity

Left side=Right side

1 day in time

$ dollar signs

Double underline shows end on math

Title, What it is, Date

Cash first

Income statement

Revenue - Expenses =Net Income (Loss)

Revenue: Money earned from performing a service
or selling goods

Expenses: Money spent(Cost of doing business)

Net loss: Expenses are greater then your revenue

Net income: Profit=Greater then your expenses

3 Dollar sighs

Double underline shows end of math

Title, What it is, Date

(Bracket) If its loss

Accounts rescebible

Leadership

Outcrotic

Tells others what to do

not open to ideas

Democratic

All members are involved

Ask before tells

Leader always has the last say

Team work first

Laissez-faire

Gives no direction

advice afford if asked

no one seems to be in charged

Roles of management

Planning

Producing the future

starts with research

Organizing

the base of the organization

care for the employees

Controlling

insuring the company's has met their goals

profit is the unlimited measure of performance

Leadership

Leadership is a process of social influence

Leadership goals

providing diction

implementing plans

motivating people

Positive leaders

independence

developing oppurtunties

motivating the employees

Negative leaders

days of without pay

assinging unpleasant tasks

Yelling at workers for no reason

Personal finance

Cheques

Gross pay - deductions =net pay

need bank account

6 months before expire

you must open bank account at financial institutions

stale dated after 6 months

Always a signature

you need to have a chequing account

Payroll methods

Commission

a % of what you sell

Percenatage rate x amount sold

You must sell to get paid

sales jobs

Piece work

Number of items you make or sell

piece rate x number of items

Salary

Based on an annual year amount

Dived by 52 weekly

dived by 26 every two weeks

monthly dived by 12

Hourly rate

Number of hours worked

Hourly rate x the number of hours

Overtime pay

Time and a half

reg pay + ot pay

Mandatory Deductions

Income tax

anyone who earns income has to pay federal and provincial tax

Cpp Canada pension plan

anyone who works that is 18 year old is on cpp

pay into it every pay cheque

Employment insurance

pay it every paycheque

if you work 420 hours and get laid of you collect EI

Taxes

Anyone who earns income has to pay taxes

every year you have to file a income tax on april 30th

Non mandatory ductions (Voluntary deduction)

company pension plan

health care

savings plan

rrsp

life insurance

charitable donations

union dues

Rule of 72

how long it takes to double you money

72 divded by the interest rate (Not as a decimal)

72 divded by the number of years - will tell you the rate of interest you'd have to invest at)

compound interest

the interest earned on interest

present value x interest rate x time = interest

Savings account

Allows you to save you money

Chequing account

Allows you to use money on the day to day basis

Marketing

slogans

Used for business name

Short catchy phrase

4 P.s

price

reflects what a customer is willing to pay

what competitions are there products for

Place

where a product is being distributed

how a product is being distributed

product

what to make

how to package

what brand name

what image

what make it different to other products

Promotion

how customers find out about the product

what the messages is

when it will be dropped off

Two C.s

Competition

a competition for whos products take off

increased collection

better prices

increase product activity

consumers

People buying the product

Marketing ethics

princibles that define acceptable behavior

be honsest to customers or employees

products or service are safe and fit

advertising is not decepitive

Overt

Done or shown openly

Implyed

Suggested but not dearely expressed

keeping your words to your self.

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