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Adjusting Events:
Those events regarding whom a chance or condition existed at reporting
date that they might occur!!! These are adjusted in the F/S….
Non-Adjusting Events:
Those events regarding whom NO chance or condition existed at reporting
date regarding their occurrence… these are NOT adjusted in the F/S… only a disclosure is
given if they are of material nature…
Provisions:
A liability of un-certain timing and amount…
Legal Provision:
Required by some law, statute or court order…
Constructive provision:
Not required by law, created because of past business practice, advertisement,
image already created in the user’s mind…
Contingent Liability:
A possible obligation, arising from some past event, the settlement of which is
dependent on the occurrence or non-occurrence of another independent event under
the control of the organization…
Contingent Asset:
A possible economic benefit, arising from some past event, the inflow of which is
dependent on the occurrence or non-occurrence of another independent event under
the control of the organization…
- Profitability
- Working capital / liquidity ratios
- Efficiency ratios
- Solvency ratio
Profitability ratios:
These measure the company’s use of its assets and control of its expenses to
generate an acceptable level of return.
ii- Operating Profit margin = profit before interest and tax / sales x 100
iii- Profit before tax %age = Profit before tax / sales x 100
Liquidity Ratios:
Liquidity measures the company’s ability to pay its short-term debt
if the current ratio is higher then the ideal… i.e. its 3:1, 3.5:1 or etc then its
means you have over capitalization of resources…
and, if the current ratio is lower then the ideal, i.e. 0.5:1 or 0.7:1 etc it’s
indicating that you are in over trading
ii- Quick ratio = current assets – inventory / current liabilities = ideal 1:1
Efficiency Ratios:
iv- Working capital cycle = inv. Days + rec. days – payable days
v- Asset turn over = Revenue / (total assets – current liab.) = xxx In times
Solvency Ratios: