Purchasing Expenses such as Carriage Inwards, Duties on goods bought; Selling and Distributing Expense s such as Salaries, Rent; general and administrative Expense, such as Interest, Discount. A company's Net Profit ratio is the ratio of Net Profit to sales x 100. Its Return on Capital Employed is called Net Profit / Capital Employed. Its working capital ratio is called the acid test ratio.
Purchasing Expenses such as Carriage Inwards, Duties on goods bought; Selling and Distributing Expense s such as Salaries, Rent; general and administrative Expense, such as Interest, Discount. A company's Net Profit ratio is the ratio of Net Profit to sales x 100. Its Return on Capital Employed is called Net Profit / Capital Employed. Its working capital ratio is called the acid test ratio.
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Purchasing Expenses such as Carriage Inwards, Duties on goods bought; Selling and Distributing Expense s such as Salaries, Rent; general and administrative Expense, such as Interest, Discount. A company's Net Profit ratio is the ratio of Net Profit to sales x 100. Its Return on Capital Employed is called Net Profit / Capital Employed. Its working capital ratio is called the acid test ratio.
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o Gross Profit/Sales x 100 • Net Profit Ratio o Net Profit/Sales x 100 • Return on capital Employed o Net Profit/Capital Employed x 100
Liquidity
• Current ratio (sometimes called working capital ratio)
o Current assets/current liabilities • Liquid ratio (sometimes called the acid test ratio) o Current assets excluding stock/Current liabilities
Activity
• Stock Turnover ratio
o Costs of goods sold/average stock • Debtor Collection Ratio o Debtors/Credit sales over the period x 52 weeks • Creditor payment ratio o Creditors/Credit purchase over period x 52 weeks
As a general guide, expenses can be classified as follows:
1. Purchasing Expenses such as Carriage Inwards, Duties on goods bought;
2. Selling and Distributing Expenses such as Carriage Outwards, Advertising; 3. General and Administrative Expenses such as Salaries, Rent; and 4. Financial Expenses such as Interest, Discount. Summary
Ratios for Interpretation and Analysis of Final Accounts and the Balance Sheet