To solve for quick ratio
Calculate the current assets (excluding inventory and prepaid expenses) / by the current liabilities
The best ratio to indicate how effective a company is managing its inventory levels is
Inventory turnover
To Solve for the EBITDA using the ‘bottom up’ approach is
Net income + income tax expense + interest expense + depreciation and amortization
To solve for asset turnover ratio
Calculate net sales / the average total assets
To solve for Return on Assets (ROA)
Calculate net income / Average total assets
To solve for Return on Equity
Calculate Net income / average total shareholder equity
To evaluate how a company is using shareholder investment to generate profit
You would use the return on equity ratio measure
To solve for Price-To-Earnings ratio
Calculate the price per share (market price) / by basic earnings per share
If basic EPS not given = net income / WASO
To solve for for debit-to-equity
Calculate total liabilities / total shareholders’ equity
This ratio helps analyze how much a financial leverage a company is using
To solve for EBITDA using the ‘top down’ approach
Sales - cost of goods sold - operating expenses, excluding depreciation and amortization
To solve for sales in account receivables
Calculate account receivable / (net sales / 365)
To solve for Earnings per Share
Calculate net income available to common shareholders / weighted average common shares outstanding
To solve for EBITDA
Take net income + income tax expenses + interest expense + depreciation and amortization
EBITDA stands for
Earnings Before Taxes, Depreciation and Amortization
To solve for interest earned ratio
Calculate net income before interest . Interest expenses
To solve for total debit ratio
Calculate total liabilities / total assets to get the percentage of total assets are financed
To solve for Assets turnover
Calculate net sales / average total assets
To calculate for net sales
Account Receivable * AR Turnover
Quick ratio measures
A company’s ability to pay short-term obligations using only its most liquid assets and excludes inventory
To solve for the equity Multiplier
Calculate total assets / total equity
To solve for dividend payout ratio
Calculate cash dividend / net income
Time interest earned measures
A company’s ability to cover its interest charges and ability to meet it’s long-term deb obligations
To solve for times interest earned,
Calculate net income + interest expense + income taxes / interest expense
Gross profit margin reflects both pricing strategy and production efficiency by measuring
Profit after cost of goods sold