Professional Documents
Culture Documents
Qulck Ratio Eneassets-Stock: Example: Debtors $3 600X 1.35 Months $32 000
Qulck Ratio Eneassets-Stock: Example: Debtors $3 600X 1.35 Months $32 000
A ratio that expresses the relationship between one accounting resut and another, inte nded to proide a usetul comparisons
Liquldity Ratios: assesses the business' ability to cover its short-tem debt as they become due.
so knowm
Working Capital Ratio"
as
Example: Debtors $3 600x 12mths 1.35 months Debtors take 1.35 months on average to
Sales $32000 pay Duswess amounts owed.
Example:_Creditors $2400 x 12mths 1.04 months The business takes 1.04 months o
urchases $27 700 aveage o pay creditovs amounts owed.
Expressed as a s
x 1000
Gross Profit as a Percentage of Sales sTOE
t Sales
Example: Gross Profit x100$12 900x 100 40.3%% The business made a Gross proft of $0.40
Sales or every T of Sares.
x T00
Net Proftt as a
Percentage of Sales
EPOn
profits after cost of sales &expenses
Example: Net Profitx 100 $7 200 x 100 22.5% The business made a profit of S0.22 for every Sf
Ner S a e S32 U00 Sales ater deducting al costs & expenses
This ratio measures the amount of returns a business receives from resources made avalable to them
from funds Supplied by owners. somebmes,Tunds 5 u p o e y r o s ( o g i E des de
There are different Formulas for Capital Employed. Most popular for cSEC:
Capital Employed =
Rate of Turnover or Stock turnover O Goods Sold xpressed as he no. of times per
AVeragetocK o or turmed over.
145months
Example1:S19 100 B3 time Exomple22300 x12mths
Aecounting Ratios and ncomplete Pecords:
FORMULAS
MARK UPE Proft expressed as a fraction /percentage of COST PRICE / COST OF GOODs sOLD
Margin () x 100
Gross Profit
elge
NE: Cost af Goods Sold = Sales -Margin Profit
NB: If Mark up % is given and Cost of Goods Sold, Gross Profit and Sales can be calculate d as follows:
N6: Margin % is given and Sales Revenue, Gross Profit and Cost of Goods Sold can be calculated as follows:
KELATONSEWEEN MARK-UP AND MARGIN (how to use one to find the other if necessary)
MARGIN
(fraction) Mark-up numera arup t-up denominator (fraction) Margin numerator-Margin denominator