Working Capital & Liabilities

Working capital is the difference between a company’s current assets and its current liabilities.  Current assets include cash, inventory, receivables, and other assets which are expected to be turned into cash within one (1) year. Current liabilities include accounts payable, loans…

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Accounting Reports You Should Review

Your small business is chugging along. You’re making sales, securing contracts, and keeping up with your day-to-day management. What you probably make less time for is reviewing your accounting reports. Of course, most business owners prefer to spend their time…

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Liquidity Ratios: Current vs. Quick Ratios

Current Ratio vs. Quick Ratio Liquidity ratios are an important tool used to measure how efficiently a company can pay off its debt.  The most common liquidity ratios used are the current and the quick ratio. These ratios help investors…

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The Balance Sheet

The Balance Sheet The balance sheet is important because it’s essentially a company’s statement of financial position at a specific date. Investors, creditors, and other businesses use it to: calculate financial ratios, determine how much money the company has and…

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Efficiency Ratios #2

In this blog, I will be discussing efficiency ratios. Efficiency ratios are used internally to check if the company is utilizing their assets and liabilities efficiently in earning revenues. Efficiency ratios are mainly used to assess how well assets and…

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Financial Ratios #1 (3-part series)

Financial data by itself may not give the complete picture about a company’s performance and financial wellbeing. It is difficult to evaluate standalone numbers without comparing them to certain norms and standards. Ratios provide a set of standardized parameters which…

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