ratio formulas Flashcards

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3 types of ratios?

A

liquidity (can pay when due?)
solvency (can pay after 12 months?)
profitability

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liquidity ratios include:

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current ratio 
quick ratio 
receivables turnover 
average collection period 
inventory turnover 
average days in inventory
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3
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solvency ratios include:

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debt to total assets ratio

time interest earned

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profitability ratios include:

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return on ordinary shareholder's equity 
return on assets 
profit margin 
asset turnover 
gross profit ratio 
operative expense to sales ratio
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5
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liquidity ratios measure?

A

the short-term ability of an entity to pay its debts and

meet unexpected needs for cash.

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liquidity: curent ratio?

A

current assets / current liabilities

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liquidity: quick ratio?

A

cash + marketable securities + net receivables / current liabilities

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liquidity: current ratio indicate?

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short term debt-paying ability

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9
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liquidity: quick ratio indicate

A

immediate short term liquidity

excludes inventory and prepaid assets which are least liquid current assets

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10
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liquidity: receivables turnover?

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net credit sales / average net trade receivables

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11
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liquidity: receivables turnover indicate?

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  • Indicates the effectiveness of credit collection policies.

* Measures the number of times trade receivables are converted into cash during the period.

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12
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liquidity: average collection period?

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365 days / receivables turnover

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13
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liquidity: average collection period indicates?

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converts receivables turnover figure into a measure of days for receivables collection.
liquidity of receivables and collection success

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14
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liquidity: inventory turn over?

A

cost of sales / average inventory

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15
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liquidity: inventory turn over indicate?

A

effectiveness of inventory management

liquidity of inventory

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16
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liquidity: average days in inventory?

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365 days / inventory turnover

17
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liquidity: average days in inventory indicate?

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Converts inventory turnover into a measure of days for inventory to be sold
liquidity of inventory and inventory management

18
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solvency: ratios measure?

A

ability of entity to survive over long period of time (beyond 12 months)

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solvency: debt to total asset?

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total liabilities / total assets

20
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solvency: debt to total assets ratio indicate

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degree of leverage (percentage of total assets provided by creditors)

21
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solvency: times interest earned?

A

earning before tax and interest / interest expense

22
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solvency: times interest earned indicates?

A

entity’s ability to sustain debt by measuring its ability meet interest payments from operating profit.

23
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profitability ratios measures?

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the profit or operating success of an entity for a given period of time.

24
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Size of entity’s profit affects its:

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  • Ability to obtain debt and equity financing.
  • Liquidity position.
  • Ability to grow.
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Profitability is often regarded as
the ultimate test of management’s operating effectiveness.
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Profitability: return on ordinary shareholders' equity ratio?
profit avail to ordinary shareholders / average ordinary shareholders' equity
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Profitability: return on ord shareholders equity indicate?
Indicates earnings per dollar invested by the owners.
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Profitability: return on assets?
profit after tax / average total assets
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Profitability: return on asset indicate ?
overall profitability with respect to investment in assets.
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Profitability: profit margin?
profit after tax / net sales
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Profitability: profit margin indicates?
Measures percentage of each dollar of sales that results in profit: • High volume firms (e.g. supermarkets) generally experience low profit margins. • Low volume firms (e.g. white goods) have high profit margins.
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Profitability: asset turnover?
net sales / average total assets
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Profitability: asset turn over indicate?
how efficiently assets are used to generate sales - vary between industries
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Profitability: return on assets using other formulas?
profit margin x asset turnover OR profit after tax x average total assets
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Profitability: gross profit rate?
gross profit / net sales
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Profitability: gross profit rate indicate?
entity’s ability to maintain an adequate selling price above its costs. Ratio declines as industry becomes more competitive.
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Profitability: operating expense to sales ratio?
operating expenses / net sales
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Profitability: operating expense to sales ratio measures?
costs incurred to support each dollar of sales.