Course 4 Week 3 Flashcards
John Jacob’s company recorded $60,000 in sales revenue and a cost of goods sold of $45,000 on their income statement this month. What is their percentage Gross Profit Margin? (Enter the answer as a whole number and without the % sign)
Correct! Using the formula (Sales Rev - COGS) / Sales Rev, John Jacob’s company would have a 25% Gross Profit Margin.
Sally’s Seashells company Income Statement shows that they have a Sales Revenue of $60,000 and Operating Earnings of $11,000. What is their percentage Operating Profit Margin? (Enter the answer as a whole number and without the % sign)
Correct! Using the formula Operating Earnings / Sales Revenue, Sally’s Seashells company would have an Operating Profit Margin of 18%.
Harry’s Wizarding Wands company recorded a net profit of $8,500 in addition to their Sales Revenue of $60,000 on their recent income statement. What is their Net Profit Margin? (Enter the answer as a whole number and without the % sign)
Correct! Using the formula Net Income / Sales Revenue, Harry’s Wizarding Wands would have a Net Profit Margin of 14%.
What does the debt to equity ratio evaluate?
What proportion of debt or equity a company is using to finance its assets
If a company has $30,000 debt and $60,000 equity, what is its debt to equity ratio?
Correct! The debt to equity ratio would be 0.5.
Which of the following statements is incorrect?
The higher the debt-to-equity ratio, the more profit the company has recorded
True or False: Generally, a high AP ratio indicates that you satisfy your accounts payable obligations quickly.
True
Gross Profit Margin
it shows the percentage of revenue that exceeds the cost of goods
How can you create a greater gross profit margin
Lowering costs or raising prices
Formula For Gross Profit Margin
(Sales Revenue-COGS)/Sales Revenue
Operating Margin
measurement of profit after paying expense but before taxes
How can you increase the operating margin
raise prices, lower expense, lower cogs
Operating Margin formula
Net Profit/Sales Rev
Current Ratio
is the ratio that shows a company’s ability to pay current debts
What is the current ratio formula
Current Assets / Current Liabilities