F2 - Ratios! Flashcards
What is the AR Turnover Ratio?
Net Sales / Average NET A/R (factor in a.d.a)
What is the Asset Turnover Ratio?
Net Sales / Average Total Assets
What are the two (general) components used to sum up to Equity?
Capital Stock + Retained Earnings = Equity
What is the Debt / Equity Ratio?
Total Liabilities / Equity
What is the Current Ratio?
Current Assets / Current Liabilities
What is the Inventory Turnover Ratio?
Cost of Goods Sold / Average Inventory.
Careful: Inventory Turnover uses average inventory for the year… while Days in Inventory uses ending inventory.
What is the Quick Ratio?
(Cash + Net Receivables + Marketable Securities) / (Current Liabilities) = Quick Ratio.
-One thing to note: Quick ratio excludes inventory and prepaids in its tallying of current assets. Basically all the money-related current assets are used, no prepaids or inv.
What is the Working Capital Calculation?
Current Assets - Current Liabiltiies.
What is the Days In Inventory Calculation (Ratio)?
Ending Inventory / (COGS/365),
Or…
365 / (Ending inventory/COGS)
Careful: Inventory Turnover Ratio uses average inventory for the year. Days in Inventory uses ending inventory.
What is the Working Capital Turnover Ratio?
Net Sales / Average Working Capital
Or…
Net Sales / (CA - CL Year 1 + CA - CL Year 2, averaged)
What is the Net Profit Margin Calculation?
Net Income / Net Sales
What is the ROA (Return on Assets) Calculation?
Net Income / Average Total Assets
What is the DuPont Return on Assets Calculation?
Net Profit Margin * Total Asset Turnover = DuPont ROA
-Aka-
Net Income / Net Sales * Net Sales / Average Total Assets
What is DuPont?
Net Profit Margin (how much can u profit)
TIMES
TAT.
Say it after me: Net Profit Margin (what’s the margin on thoseee) * TAT
What is the (ROE) Return on Equity Calculation?
(Net income MINUS Preferred Dividends) / Average COMMON Equity.
This is important, so I’m going to repeat it. Remember it.
Return on equity = (NI - preferred dividends) / Average common equity
- Preferred privilege goes on the top (of course.)
- Common jibroni equity goes on the bottom