Ch 13 Flashcards
Vertical Analysis
Comparison of various financial statement items within a single period with use of common size statements
Ex. Percentage of inventory relative to total assets for the year
Horizontal Analysis
Comparison of financial statement over series of years
Percentage change btw years
Gross profit ratio
Gross profit ratio = gross profit/net sales
Profit margin ratio, what does it measure?
Profit margin ratio = net income/net sales
Measures management’s ability to control expenses
Liquidity
Nearness to cash of assets and liabilities,
Ability to pay debts as they come due
Acid test AKA Quick ratio? quick assets?
Stricter test of liquidity than current ratio, excludes
Inventory and prepayments from numerator
Quick ratio = quick assets/current liabilities
Quick assets = cash + marketable securities + current receivables
Whats a good number for quick ratio?
1 or higher
Cash flow from operations to current liabilities ratio
Cash flow from operations to current liabilities ratio
= net cash from operating activities/avg. current liabilities
Measures ability to pay current debts from operating cash flows
Accounts receivable turnover ratio
Measure of number of times accounts receivable
collected in period
A/R turnover ratio = net credit sales/avg A/R
Number of days sales in receivables
Measure of avg. age of A/R
days sales in receivables = # days period/A/R turnover
Inventory turnover ratio
Measure of # of times inventory is sold during period
Number of days sales in inventory
Measure of how long it takes to sell inventory
Cash to Cash operating cycle
Length of time from purchase of inventory
To collection on receivable from sale
Name 5 ratios that asses liquidity?
Current Quick Cash from operations and liabilities A/R turnover Inventory turnover
Solvency
Ability of company to remain in business over Longterm
Asses if company can handle Longterm and short term
Obligations