March 2009
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By Admin on March 23, 2009
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By Admin on March 22, 2009
advertising Get “AccountingCoach Pro” only with $49 (one-time payment) to master this knowledge point. Start our free accounting course Now!Equity to assets ratio = Equity share capital plus reserves/Total assets*100% The equity to assets ratio indicates the finance and profitability of the company. It shows what proportion of total assets is financed by equity, and [...]
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By Admin on March 22, 2009
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Posted in Blog | Tagged Assets, Ratio |
By Admin on March 22, 2009
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By Admin on March 21, 2009
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By Admin on March 20, 2009
Inventory turnover ratio shows the flow speed of inventory.
Posted in Analysis and interpretation of financial statements | Tagged Inventory, Turnover |
By Admin on March 20, 2009
advertising Get “AccountingCoach Pro” only with $49 (one-time payment) to master this knowledge point. Start our free accounting course Now!The analysis of a balance sheet is a complex process. It not only includes a large number of the information of management, but also these information need to be analysed comprehensively with the income statement, cash [...]
Posted in Blog | Tagged Balance sheet |
By Admin on March 17, 2009
advertising Get “AccountingCoach Pro” only with $49 (one-time payment) to master this knowledge point. Start our free accounting course Now!A complete set of financial statements comprises the following components: balance sheet income statement a statement showing either: all changes in equity or changes in equity other than arising from capital transactions with owners and distributions [...]
Posted in Blog | Tagged Balance sheet, Financial, Income statement |
By Admin on March 14, 2009
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Posted in Blog | Tagged Balance sheet, Memeorandum |
By Admin on March 13, 2009
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Posted in Blog | Tagged Bookkeeping, Journals |