POFM - gross profit and net profit ratios Flashcards

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what is the purpose of a financial ratio

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highlights relationships between variables and allow the businesses financial position to be assessed.

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profitability

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o The financial statements needed to be assess profitability are the balance sheet and the income statement.

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three ratios that are used to assess profitability within the business

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  1. Gross profit ratio (income statement)
  2. Net profit ratio(income statement)
  3. Return on equity ratio (balance sheet and income statement)
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gross profit

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Sales - COGS

What is the difference between your revenue and how much you paid for those things you sold?

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net profit

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gross profit - total expenses

What is the difference between the your revenue and all expenses in running the business?

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gross profit ratio

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The gross profit ratio is to assess profitability

gross profit/sales x 100

It is written as a percentage ie. X% and shows how for every $1 of sales how much the business receives as gross profit

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net profit ratio

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The net profit ratio is next ratio to assess profitability

net profit/sales x 100

It is always written as a percentage ie x% and shows how for every $1 of sales how much the business receives as net profit

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what does gross profit ratio mean?

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allows the business to assess the relationship between revenue earned and the cost of goods

A business wants to maximise their gross profit ratio because that means the cost of the goods is low or revenue high

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If the gross profit ratio is perceived as too low (compared to previous years and competitors)

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suppliers or the sourcing or alternative inputs maybe required.

the price being charged may need to be re-evaluated

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what does net profit ratio mean

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allows the businesses to assess the relationship between revenue earned total expenses

A business wants to maximise their net profit ratio because that means expenses are low or revenue high

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If the net profit ratio is perceived as too low

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expense minimisation must occur or efforts to generate greater revenue through marketing strategies considered.

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