Formulas Flashcards
Working capital
Current assets - Current liabilities
Current ratio
Current assets/Current liabilities
Measures the company’s liquidity
Return on ordinary shareholder equity
(Net income - Preference dividends) / Average ordinary shareholders’ equity
Measures profitability from the shareholders’ viewpoint
Gross profit
Sales revenue - COGS
Net income (Loss)
Gross profit - operating expenses
CO Available for sale
Beginning inventory + Cost of goods purchased
COGS + Ending inventory
COGS
Beginning inventory + purchased - ending inventory
Weighted average unit cost
CO Available for sale / Total units available for sale
Net realised vale
Estimated selling price - estimated costs
Inventory turnover
COGS / Average inventory
Days inventory
365 / Inventory Turnover
Account receivable turnover
Net credit sales / Average net accounts receivable
Measures short term liquidity
Average collection period in days
365 / Account receivable turnover
Straight line method
Cost - residual value = Depreciable cost
Depreciable cost / Useful life = Depreciation
Units of activity method
Depreciable cost / Total units of activity = Depreciable cost per unit
Depreciable cost per unit x Units of activity during the year = Depreciation
Profit margin
Net income / Net sales
Measures the percentage of each euro of sales that results in net income
Asset turnover
Net sales / Average total assets
Cash receipts from customers and Income taxes
Sales revenue
+ Decrease in AR
- Increase in AR
Income tax
+ Decrease in taxes
- Increase in taxes
Cash payments to suppliers
COGS
+ Increase inventory
- Decrease inventory
+ Decrease accounts payable
- Increase accounts payable
Cash payments for operating expenses
Operating expenses
+ Increase in prepaid expense
- Decrease in prepaid expense
+ Decrease in accrued expenses payable
- Increase in accrued expenses payable
Acid test ratio or quick ratio
Quick assets / current liabilities
Measures short term liquidity
Gain on disposal
Proceeds from Sale - Book value
Proceeds from sale is greater
(Loss on disposal –> book value is greater)