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Ratio:
A ratio is an expression of quantitativ
proportion of one in relation to other, For ex:
partner B will get Rs 40 out of total profit of
Accounting Ratio:
Accounting ratio is the quantitative a
expressed in different ways such as times, r
According to J.Batty, accounting rat
between figures shown on a Balance Sheet, |
in any other part of the accounting organiza(v) Measurement of Liquidity Position: "
help of ratio analysis. Here liquidity means shor
liquid ratio ete creditors, financial institutions
(vi) Assist in Decision Making: Overall
ratio analysis. Management can take valuable |
(vii) Managerial Efficiency regarding Uti
efficiency regarding utilization of different ass
(viii) Assist in Controlling: Ratio analysi
a firm. For this purpose different expense ratios
aware to control the specific areas.
Limitations of Ratio Analysis
Though ratio analysis gives different ben
still this is not free from limitations. The limita
(i) Only based on comparison: Only calc
it is compared with other ratio also. For exam
findings regarding solvency of a firm unless so
together to give some conclusion. Hence comps
other test also have influence to give some co
(ii) Post Martem Fvamination: Ratin an-(i) Gross Profit Ratio (ii) Operating Rati
Assets (vi) Return on Capital Employed
(ii) Liquidity or Solvency Ratio: Judgir
ess for assuring their return and repaym
Tatios through which solvency or short term li
to be classified on two bases which are disct
(a) Short term liquidity: These ratios ;
company i.e. how efficiently the company is al
important ratios for this purpose are:
(i) Current Ratio (ii) Liquid Ratio (iii)
Turnover Ratio (f) Creditors Turnover Ratio.
(b) Long term Liquidity: These ratios a
efficiently the company is able to repay the de
long term creditors etc, The important ratios 1
(i) Proprietary Ratio (ii) Debt Equity Rat
(iii) Financial Stability Ratios: The sta
are interested to know the financial position
types of financial risks. The important ratios -
(i) Current Ratio (ii) Quick Ratio (iii) De
(vi) Fixed Assets Pronrietorchin Ratic
Total
businQuick Liabilities = Current Liabilities — E
Standard Norm: 1:1
Objective: This ratio is applied to judge
the help of this ratio current ratio can also be
(iii) Absolute Quick Ratio or Super Quick Ra
Cash + Mark
Absolute Quick Ratio =
Quick
Standard Norm: 0.5:1
Objective: It is measured to judge the a
ratio. In other words, this ratio tests the cash |
(iv) Defensive Interval Ratio
Defensive Interval Ratio =
Projected
encanta Phas lks fmm Db amstaneemané = 1GLong-term External I
———$—
Proprietor’s Fund
Debt-Equity Ratio =
Proprietor’s Fund = Equity Share Ca
Fictitious Assets ae
Ideal Norm: 1:1 if total debt is taken ai
Objective: This ratio is calculated to.
Proprietor’: fund. With the help of this ra
efficiency, risk in capital structure and long
(viii) Capital Gearing Ratio
Fixed In
Capital Gearing Ratio = —————
Equity Shar
Fixed Interest Bearing Capital = Pref
bearing Long-term External Debt.
Reserve and Surplus = Profit & Loss
Standard Norm: Capital Gearing RatioOpening Stock + Purchase — Closing S
Operating Expenses = Administrative E
Expenses
Standard Norm: Depends on the nature
Objective: This ratio is calculated to me
proportion of operating cost in relation to sale
(xii) Operating Profit Ratio
Operating |
Operating Profit Ratio = ——————
Net Sal
Operating Profit = Net Sales — ( Cost of
and distribution expenses)
Or
Net Profit + Non operating Expenses —!
Standard Norm: Depends on the nature
Objective: This ratio indicates the relati
the help of this ratio managerial efficiency anc(xvi) Return on Proprietor’s Funds
Net Profit before Interest and '
S
Proprietors Funds
Standard Norm: Depends on industr
_ Objective: To show the efficiency of
©arning of operating profit.
(vii) Return on Investment
Net Profit
Return on Investment =——___
Net C:
Standard Norm: Depends on industry
Objective: To show the efficiency of
towards earning of operating profit.
(xviii) Stock Turnover RatioAverage Debtors or Average R
Ee rag
Credit Sales
Average Debtors = (Opening De
Standard Norm: Depends on industry
Objective: It is used to measure the effi
from debtors in due time. In other words it i
collection policy of the firm. Short term solve
(xx) Creditors or Payables Turnover Ratio
Creditors or Payables Turnover Rati
Credit Purchase
Average Creditors or Average P
Average Creditors or Average |~ ae
(xxiii Working Capital Turnover Ratio
Working Capital Turnover Ra
Net Working Capital = (Current Asse
Standard Norm: Depends on industry
Objective: This ratio is calculated to jud;
tking capital toward generating sales.
hg capital can also be judged through t
(xxiv) Capital Turnover Ratio
of wo
Worki
Cost of Goc
Capital Turnover Ratio =
Net CarProfit & Loss A/c of India
Dr.
Particulars
To Op.Stock 2,00,00
To Purchase (60% Credit) 12,00,¢
To Gross Profit C/d 6,50,0(
20,50,0
To Administration expenses 1.20.00
To Selling expenses 1.12.06
To Finance expenses 60.000
Net Operating Profit C/d 3.58.00
6,50,00
To Interest Charges
To Income Tax 10,000
To Pref. Dividend pitas
To Net Profit after Interest, 30,000
Dividend and Tax
cae are Near BeeneRatio (xi) Debtors Turnover Ratio (xii) ¢
Current Assets Turnover Ratio (xv) Workin:
on Equity Shareholders Equity (xviii) Earnii
Ratio
Note: Market price per share Rs 20
Ans:
(i) Current Ratio:
Current Assets
Current Ratio =
Current Liabilities
(ii) Liquid Ratio / Quick Ratio
Quick Assets
Quick Ratio =
Quick Liabilities
Quick Assets = Current Assets — (Stc
a eT aN ce oes Oe(vi) Capital Gearing Ratio
Fixed Interest bearing Capita
ee
Equity Share Capital + Reserve &
Fixed Interest Bearing Capital = Preferen:
Long-term External Debt.
=Rs 3,00,000 + Rs 1,00,000
=Rs 4,00,000
Reserve and Surplus = Profit & Loss Acc
=Rs 1,90,800 + Rs 1,76,200
=Rs 3,67,000
(vii) Gross Profit Ratio
Gross Profit
Gross Profit Ratio = x 10
Net Sales
(viii) Net Profit Ratio
Net Operating Profit(xii) Creditors Turnover Ratio
Credit Purchase
Average Creditors
(xiii) Fixed Assets Turnover Rati
Cost of Goods Sold
ee
Net Fixed Assets
(xiv) Current Assets Turnover R
Cost of Goods Sold
Total Current Assets
(xv) Working Capital Turnover ]
Cost of Goods Soldprice Earning Ratio
(xix)
Market Price per Share 20
= ———— = ——
Earnings per Share 4.77
(xx) Interest Coverage Ratio
Net Profit before Interest and Tax
ee ee ee
: Fixed Interest Charges
(wy Working Capital Rs 4,00,000, Current 1
Liability and Closing stock.
Ans: on ene
(i) Current Assets & Current Liability:
Current Assets
Current Ratio =
Current Liabilities(ii) Debtors
Debtors = (Credit Sales x Credit Perio
=(Rs 25,00,000 x 3/] 2)
= Rs 6,25,000
(iii) Closing Stock and Openiug Stocl
Cost of Goods Solk
Stock Velocity =
Average Stock
25,00,000 —5,00,00¢
Or 12/3 =
Average Stock
Op. Stock + C)
Now, Average Stock = ————__—
Zz
OCvyn Stack + On CtrRs 60,000 x 100
. Net Sales
Net Sales = Rs 3,00,000
Cost of Goods Sold = Sales — Gross Pr
= Rs 3,00,000 — Rs 6(
(ii)Debtors
Debtors = (Credit Sales x Credit Period
= (Rs 3,00,000 * 2/12)
= Rs 50,000
(iii) Closing Stock:
Cost of Goods Sold
Stock Velocity =
Average Stock
2,40,000
0
il
oOProblems:
1. GP ratio 25%, GP Rs 2,00,000, Debtors t
[Ans: Sales Rs 8,00,000, Debtors Rs 2,
2. Operating ratio 70%, Net profit Rs 2,10,
goods sold.
[Ans: Sales Rs 7,00,000 and COGS Rs _
3. Current ratio 2:1, Liquid ratio 3:2, Closing
[Ans: CARs 1,20,000, CL Rs 60,000]
4. GP ratio 30%, Gross profit 3,00,000, Fixec
Proprietor’s fund 12,00,000, Debtors turn
turnover ratio 2. Find out (i) Sales (ii) Ce
turnover ratio (v) Debt-equity ratio (vi) D.
|Ans: Sales Rs 10,00,000, COGS Rs 7,01
Debt-equity ratio .33:1, Debtors Rs 2,5(
5. From the following ratios and informatior
Sales for the year 2010, (b) Sundry Debto
Closing Stock.
Debtors Velocity 3 monthe[Ans: Current Assets Rs 5,00,000 Currer
21,33,333, Sundry Debtors Rs 2
Rs 8,00,000, Reserve & Surplus Rs 4,00,(
14,00,000]
8. From the following particulars prepare a:
Fixed Assets to Net Worth
Current Ratio
Reserve included in Proprietor’s Fu
Acid Test Ratio
[Ans: Balance Sheet Total Rs 12,50,000, N
Current Assets Rs 4,50,000 ( Stock Rs 2,
Long term Debt Rs 10,00,000]
9. From the following particulars prepare as
Fixed Assets to Net Worth
Current Ratin