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Evidencia 9: Profit Profit and Lo ss
Presentado a instructor: Jorg e Uribe.
Presentado Presentado por : Carlos Carlos Corr edor Juan Pablo madrigal
Bog otá D.C. Agos to de d e 2018 2018
ACTIVIDAD ACTIVIDA D DE APRENDIZAJ APRENDIZA J E 10 EVIDENCIA EVIDENCIA 3: PROFIT PROFIT AND L OSS Companies sell products or services to the public or ot her businesses. A product might be something to eat, or to wear or to play. A service is doing something for someone for example, a hairdresser, a plumber or a childminder. Companies make money by selling their product or service for more money than it costs to make or deliver. The extra money they make is called Profit . When a company doesn't make as much money as it costs to make the product or service it is called Loss . Making Loss can lead the company to go out of business and people to lose their jobs. Companies always try to make Profit from everything they sell. It's not only companies that want to make profit, events like school fetes and coffee mornings try to make a profit too, sometimes the money is for school funds or it might be raising money for charity. Trying to make Profit is a balancing act; events or companies have to find ways to keep their costs as low as possible, the cheaper it costs to make a product or deliver a service the bigger profit they can make when they sell it. But they also have to make sure that they don't charge too much money for the product as people won't buy something that they think is too expensive.
Fraser, P. (2013). Profit & los: Level 2 unit [archivo PDF]. Recuperado de https://teejaymaths.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/F https://teejaymaths. com/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/Finance-Level-2-Profit-Loss.pdf inance-Level-2-Profit-Loss.pdf
Tenga en cuenta el siguiente vocabulario para el desarrollo de las actividades.
Keywords The list of keywords for this unit is as follows:
Nouns account (a/c) advertising assets bad debt balance sheet bank bank loan business capital expenditure credit side discount expense expenditure figures gains gross profit heat income insurance interest ledger light loan
loss net loss net profit number of years overhead overruns payment percentage planning profit profit and loss purpose rent revenue running sales telephone trading period wages
Verbs to budget to classify to close off to compare to curtail to debit to deduct
to give to identify to involve to list to plan to prepare to purchase to receive to record to run to save
Adjec Ad jec titives ves accurate actual daily net
Other day-to-da
Con base en su proyecto formativo y enfocándose en su producto o servicio comercializado, desarrolle los siguientes ejercicios.
1. Unscramble the letters Identifique la palabra oculta según la definición dada y escriba la respuesta en el espacio correspondiente. a)
This is something you have been given
CEREIDVE
Answer received b)
This is when you make money
ROTPIF
Answer profit c)
You can speak to people far away with this
PHELOENET
Answer telephone d)
When you get something ready before it is needed
Answer prepare
PEPRAER
Resuelva Resuelva el código secreto con el f in de encontrar l a frase oculta teniendo teniendo en cuenta el ejemplo.
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KCYLFYBXM BLY YWTYQMGCY = Overheads are expensive
2. Complete las oraciones. Use las siguientes palabras para completar las oraciones en el texto.
loss
recorded profit
rent expenses
Capital Expenditure - Purchasing fixed assets which will last a number of years, e.g. equipment, machinery, premises, motor vehicles. These
assets are recorded
in
the balance sheet and not in the expenses and loss account. Revenue Expenditure - profit
involved in the day-to-day running of the business,
e.g. wages, RENT insurance, advertising, telephone. These expenses are recorded in the profit and the profit loss
account.
3. Analice Analic e la siguiente sig uiente tabla de ejemplo ejemplo y l ea la interpr etación de los datos. *Trading Account for the year ending December 08.
$
$
$ 8,000 100
Sales Less returns
7,900
Opening stock Purchases Less returns
200 3,900 100
3,800 4,000
Less closing stock Cost of goods sold Gross Profit
300 3,700 4,200
Interpretation
According to the Trading Account Acco unt to the end of the year, we understood understoo d that the company had $ 7,900 in sales minus returns. The company opened shares for $ 200 at the beginning of the year and closed with $ 300. It had $ 3,800 less returns and the cost of goods sold was $ 3,700. for the company, the gross profit until the last year was $ 4,200
Luego de comprender los datos de la tabla de ejemplo, complete los espacios en la siguiente tabla de acuerdo a su proyecto formativo y haga la interpretación interpr etación de los datos haciendo uso del
