Chapter 5 Flashcards

1
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Translate peso amounts to percentages, which indicate the relative size of an item in proportion to the whole.

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Common-size financial statements

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it show assets, liabilities and equity as a percentage of total assets

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common size statements of financial position

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3
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It express revenue and expenses as a percentage of sales revenues

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common-size income statement

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4
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also known as “component percentage” or “100 percent” statements

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Common-size statements

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5
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purposes of Common-size statements

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  1. comprehend or visualize the changes in individual items that have taken place from year to year in relation to the total assets, total liabilities, and owner’s equity or total net sales.
  2. Compare statements of two or more companiesor statement of one company with the statements for an entire industry and evaluate their current financial position and operating results.
  3. Point out efficiences and inefficiencies that might otherwise go unnoticed.
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6
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financial position conversion procedures

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each item therein is converted to percent by dividing it by total assets.

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7
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conversion procedures of income statement

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each item is restated as a percentage of net sales or net operating revenue by dividing the former by the latter.

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8
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a method of using income statement and balance sheet data to detect trends and problems in the business

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Ratio Analysis

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9
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comparison in fraction, proportion, decimal or percentage form of two significant figures taken from FS.

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Financial Ratio

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10
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ratios that measure the firms’ ability to meet cash needs as the arise of liability

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liquidity Ratios

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10
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it shows the probability of operations, soundness of short-term and long-term financial condition and efficiency of which management has utilized the resources.

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Ratio Analysis

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11
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show direct relationship between two or more quantities in the statement of financial position and income statemen

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Financial Ratio

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12
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measure the extent of firm’s financing, with debt relative to equity and its ability to cover interest and other fixed charges such as rent and sinking fund payments.

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leverage ratio

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13
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measures the liquidity of specific assets and efficiency in managing assets such as accounts receivable, inventory and fixed assets.

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Activity Ratios

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14
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ratios that measure the overall performance of the firm and its efficiency managing assets, liabilities, and equity.

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profitability ratios

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15
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measure of short-term debt-paying ability.

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current ratio

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15
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current ratio formula

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current assets over current liabilities= current ratio

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16
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measures the excess of very liquid current assets-cash and accounts receivable to current liabilities. The ratio takes the perspective of whether the firm could pay its current debts if it were not able to sell its inventories.

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quick ratio

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17
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acid test ratio formula

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quick assets over (cash + marketable securities + accts. rec., net) over current liabilities

18
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cash-flow liquidity ratio formula

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cash+ marketable securities+ cash flow from operating activities over current liabilities

19
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accounts receivable turnover formula

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net sales over average accts. receivable balance

20
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average collection period formula

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365 days over accounts receivable turnover OR ave. accts. receivable over ave. daily sales

21
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inventory turn over formula

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cost of good sold over average inventory balance

22
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measures the efficiency of the firm in managing and selling inventory.

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inventory turnover

23
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helps evaluate the liquidity of accounts receivable and the firm’s credit policies

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average collection period

24
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measures how many times a company’s accts. receivable have been turned into cash during the year.

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accts. receivable turnover

25
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fixed asset turnover formula

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net sales over ave. net PPE

26
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another approach to assessing managements’ effectiveness in generating sales from investments in fixed assets particularly for a capital-intensive firm

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fixed assets turnover

27
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total assets turnover formula

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net sales over ave. total assets

28
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measures the efficiency of management to generate sales and thus earn more profit for firm

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total asset turnover

29
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total asset turn overr formula

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net sales over ave. total assets

30
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debt ratio formula

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total liabilities over total assets

31
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measures the proportion of all assets that are financed with debt.

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debt ratio

32
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debt to equity ratio formula

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total liabilities over total equity

33
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fixed charge coverage formula

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operating profit + lease payments over interest expense + lease payments

34
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gross profit margin formula

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gross profit over net sales

35
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measures the capability of firm to cover not only interest payments but also the fixed payment associated with leasing which must be met annually.

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fixed charge coverage

36
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gross profit margin formula

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gross profit over net sales

37
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operating profit margin formula

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operating profit over net sales

38
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net profit margin formula

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net income over net sales

39
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cash flow margin formula

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cash flow from operating activities over net sales

40
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ROA

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RETURN ON INVESTMENT ON ASSETS

41
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ROA formula

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net income over ave. total assets

42
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facilitates an integrated analysis of the turnover ratios and the profit margin on sales and it shows how the various ratios interact to determine the rate of return on assets

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Du Pont System.

43
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the price at which goods are transferred between divisions

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transfer pricing