(1) Financial statement analysis objectives :-
Analysis of financial statements means diagnosis and interpretation of financial statements.
Financial statements speak about the financial status of business organisation.
Objectives :-
(1) Financial statements does not provide clear picture about financial position. To know the reality, diagnosis must be done to have clarity over the position.
(2) To make meaning ful intra and inter comparison
(3) To assess earning capacity / profitability of the firm,
(4) To assess shorterm and long-term solvency of the firm
(5) To assess operational efficiency and management effectiveness.
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(2)
I. Analyze transaction,
II. Journalize transaction
III. Post transaction
IV. Prepare unadjusted trial balance
V. Adjusted ledger accounts
VI. Prepare adjusted trial balance
VII. Financial statements
VIII. Close temporary accounts
IX. Prepare a post closing trial balance.
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(3)
Amount borrowed by company = $70,000
Such amount borrowed to be repaid with in four years by making annual payment of $21607.
As per time value concept value of today's dollar not equal to tomorrow's dollar.
Here amount recieved = $70,000
While amount paid to settle the above liability = $86,428
The difference($16,428) between amount received and paid attributes to interest.
Verification :-
Here $70,000 stands for present value figure,while $21,607 stands for future value periodic payment.
r = 9%, n =4
PV = FV * PVAF(i,n)
Pvaf = {1- (1+i)-n}/i
Substituting i = 9%, n =9.
PVAF = { 1-(1+9%)-4}/9%
= {1- (1.09)-4}/0.09
= {1- 0.7084} /0.09
= 0.2915 /0.09
= 3.2397
PV = $21,607 * PVAF(9%,4)
PV = $21,607 * 3.2397
PV = $70,000.
#Hence, payment in excess of $70,000 attributes to interest.
(4) Return on assets :- It is a profitability ratio that measures net income produced by average total assets.
Usage of return on assets ratio to measure company financial performance.
Company financial performance refers to outcome of profit or loss statement.
Every year business organisation may get either profit or loss but not both at a point of time.
We use assets to run the business activities. Return assets ratio enables us to know how effectively a company can earn a return on funds invested on assets. This is an example of analysis of financial statements.
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