When financial statements are converted to percentages, they are referred to as: A. Percent of change...
When financial statements are converted to percentages, they are referred to as:
A. Percent of change analysis
B. Common size financial statement
C. Pro forma financial statements
D Ratio analysis
Which of the following would not be a benefit of ratio analysis
a. Provides a comparable result to compare against industry averages
b. A common basis for evaluation which allows us to fairly compare performance with any company, regardless of size
c. Provides insight into areas that might require further investigation/intervention
d. Reliability for forecasting use as it does not account for operational or cost changes
Which of the following does not accurately discuss the debt to equity ratio?
A. Communicates how assets are financed
B. Communicates to potential lender how much in assets are available which are not already claimed by other creditors
C. Total liabilities/stockholder’s equity
D. Communicates company’s ability to pay interest on borrowed funds
Homework Answers
Answer to 1st Question:
The correct option is B.
Explanation: A common size financial statement converts all the amounts and shows all the amounts as percentages of a common base figure, for example, in the income statement, the common base figure is usually revenue, rather than as absolute numerical figures.
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When financial statements are converted to percentages, they are
referred to as:
A. Percent of change...
Which of the following does not accurately discuss the debt to equity ratio? A. Communicates how...
Which of the following does not accurately discuss the debt to equity ratio? A. Communicates how assets are financed B. Communicates to potential lender how much in assets are available which are not already claimed by other creditors C. Total liabilities/stockholder’s equity D. Communicates company’s ability to pay interest on borrowed funds
Common-size financial statements:
Common-size financial statements: a) are a specialized application of ratio analysis. b) allow us to make meaningful comparisons between the financial statements of two firms that are different in size. c) are prepared by having each financial statement item expressed as a percentage of some base number, such as total assets or total revenues. d) All of the above are true.
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