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LESSON 2
FINCANCIAL MANAGEMENT
Activities/Assessments:
Exercise 2-1: LIQUIDITY ANALYSIS:
Indicate the effect of each of the following transactions on the company’s (A)
current ratio and (B) acid-test ratio. There are three possible effects: (+)
increase; (-) decrease; and (0) no effect. Before each transaction takes place, both
ratios are greater than 1:1.
Effects on
Transactions: (A) Current Ratio (B) Acid-Test Ratio
Example: Sell inventory for cash + +
1. Purchase inventory for cash 0 -
2. Pay trade payable + -
3. Sell old machinery for long-term notes at a 0 -
loss
4. Issue long-term debt securities + +
5. Collection of trade receivables 0 0
6. Record accrued salaries - 0
7. Purchase plant assets in cash basis - -
8. Sell land for cash at a profit + +
9. Sell used equipment for cash at a loss + +
10. Issuance of ordinary shares for cash + +
11. Proceeds from short-term loan + -
12. Buy marketable securities for cash 0 0
13. Issued ordinary shares in exchange for + +
plant assets
14. Issued ordinary shares in exchange for + +
inventories
15. Accounts receivable written-off 0 +
Total Current Assets P1, 070, 000 Long-term debt 1,960, 000
1. Current ratio:
Current ratio = current assets / current liabilities
= 1,070,000/ 370,000 = 2.89
2. Acid-test ratio:
Acid-test ratio = Quick assets / current liabilities / current liabilities
= (220,000 + 440,000) / (1,070,000 – 410,000) / 370,000 = 2.70
3. AR turnover:
AR turnover = net credit sales / average account receivable
=4,700,000 / 440,000 = 10.68
4. Inventory turnover:
Inventory turnover = COGS / average inventories
= 2,300,000 / 410,000 = 5.61
8. Return on Assets:
Return on Asset= Net Income/ Total Assets
= 420,000/4,570,000 = 0.09 or 9 %
9. Days of Receivables:
Days of Receivables = (Average Nete Receivable/ Net Sales) x 360
= 440,000/4,700,000
11. EPS:
EPS = Net Income/ Average Ordinary shares outstanding
= 420,000/1,000 = 420