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Financial Gap Calculation

The document describes how to calculate a company's financial gap by comparing current assets and current liabilities, fixed assets and total liabilities, and total assets and total liabilities to measure solvency, liquidity, and leverage.
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Financial Gap Calculation

The document describes how to calculate a company's financial gap by comparing current assets and current liabilities, fixed assets and total liabilities, and total assets and total liabilities to measure solvency, liquidity, and leverage.
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Financial Gap Calculation

% of % of
Sales* Sales*
Financial
Cash Notes Payable
Gap
Accounts Receivable Accounts Payable

Inventory Accruals

Total Current Assets Total Current Liabilities

Equipment Long-Term Liabilities

Land/Building Total Liabilities

Total Fixed Assets Net Worth


(old Net Worth* = 286,000)
Total Liabilities &
Total Assets
Net Worth

Derivation Definition
SOLVENCY Measures solvency:
Current Ratio the company’s ability to pay its bills.
Current Assets
Current Liabilities

LIQUIDITY Measures liquidity:


Quick Ratio Cash + Accts. Rec. the company’s ability to generate cash to
(or acid test ratio)
Current Liabilities pay bills without relying on the sale of
inventories.

LEVERAGE Measures the company’s ability yo


Debt-to-Net Worth Total Liabilities withstand adversity:
Net Worth shows the riskiness of the company

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