This document summarizes key financial ratios and formulas used to analyze a company's performance. It includes formulas for measuring liquidity, asset efficiency, debt levels, profitability, and valuation. Ratios like current ratio, quick ratio, receivables turnover, inventory turnover, operating cycle, return on assets, and earnings per share are defined along with their desired results being higher or lower. Formulas for managerial accounting concepts like break-even point, contribution margin, target sales, safety margin, and operating leverage are also provided.
This document summarizes key financial ratios and formulas used to analyze a company's performance. It includes formulas for measuring liquidity, asset efficiency, debt levels, profitability, and valuation. Ratios like current ratio, quick ratio, receivables turnover, inventory turnover, operating cycle, return on assets, and earnings per share are defined along with their desired results being higher or lower. Formulas for managerial accounting concepts like break-even point, contribution margin, target sales, safety margin, and operating leverage are also provided.
This document summarizes key financial ratios and formulas used to analyze a company's performance. It includes formulas for measuring liquidity, asset efficiency, debt levels, profitability, and valuation. Ratios like current ratio, quick ratio, receivables turnover, inventory turnover, operating cycle, return on assets, and earnings per share are defined along with their desired results being higher or lower. Formulas for managerial accounting concepts like break-even point, contribution margin, target sales, safety margin, and operating leverage are also provided.
Working capital Current assets – Current liabilities Higher
Current Ratio Current assets / Current liabilities Higher Quick Ratio (Acid-test) Cash+ short-term investments + AR Higher /Current liabilities Receivables turnover Sales / Higher average gross accounts receivable Collection Period Days in year / Receivables turnover Lower Inventory turnover Cost of goods sold / Average inventory Higher Days sales in inventory Days in year / Inventory turnover Lower Operating cycle Days sales in inventory + collection period Lower Debt to Total Assets Total liabilities / Total assets Lower Debt to Equity Total liabilities / Lower Owner’s (Shareholders’) Equity Interest Coverage Profit + Interest expense + Income Tax Higher Expense (EBIT) / Interest Expense Free Cash Flow Net cash provided (used) by operating Higher activities – cash used for investing activities Gross Margin (%) Gross Profit / Total revenue Higher (Gross Profit Margin) Profit Margin (%) Net profit / Total revenue Higher (Net Margin) Asset turnover Net sales / Average total assets Higher Return on Assets Net profit / average total assets Higher Return on Equity Profit / Average shareholders’ equity Higher (ROE) Earnings per share Profit – Preferred dividends / Weighted Higher (EPS) average number of common shares Price Earnings Ratio Market price per share / Earnings per share Higher (P/E) Payout ratio Cash dividends / Profit Higher
Managerial Accounting Formulae
Item Formula Break even point in units Fixed costs / Contribution margin per unit Break even point in dollars Fixed costs / CM ratio CM ratio CM / Sales Target sales in units (Fixed costs + Target operating income) Contribution margin per unit Target sales in dollars (Fixed costs + Target operating income) Contribution margin ratio Safety margin Budgeted sales – break even sales Safety margin ratio Safety margin / budgeted sales Operating leverage CM / Net income