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What is the formula for calculating the Cash Flow to Debt Ratio?
What is the formula for calculating the Cash Flow to Debt Ratio?
- (Total Revenue – Total Expenses) ÷ Total Revenue
- (Sales – Cost of Goods Sold) ÷ Total Sales
- (Cash + Marketable Securities + Net Accounts Receivable) ÷ Current Liabilities
- (Net Income + Depreciation) ÷ Total Debt (correct)
According to the Limited Liability Partnership Act, 2008, can any Individual or Body Corporate be a partner in a LLP?
According to the Limited Liability Partnership Act, 2008, can any Individual or Body Corporate be a partner in a LLP?
- No, only Body Corporate can be a partner
- No, only Individual can be a partner
- Yes, any Individual or Body Corporate (correct)
- Yes, any Individual but not Body Corporate
What is the Debt Equity Ratio used for?
What is the Debt Equity Ratio used for?
- Calculating Return on Equity Ratio
- Determining Quick Ratio
- Measuring Financial Leverage (correct)
- Calculating Gross Margin Ratio
When should a designated partner be appointed in a limited liability partnership (LLP)?
When should a designated partner be appointed in a limited liability partnership (LLP)?
What does the Quick Ratio measure?
What does the Quick Ratio measure?
In relation to financial statements, what does the Assets Turnover Ratio indicate?
In relation to financial statements, what does the Assets Turnover Ratio indicate?
What does the P/E Ratio represent in financial analysis?
What does the P/E Ratio represent in financial analysis?
'Save as otherwise provided', which act is exempted from applying to a Limited Liability Partnership?
'Save as otherwise provided', which act is exempted from applying to a Limited Liability Partnership?
'Return on Equity Ratio' is calculated by dividing which two financial components?
'Return on Equity Ratio' is calculated by dividing which two financial components?
'Gross Margin Ratio' is calculated by dividing which two financial components?
'Gross Margin Ratio' is calculated by dividing which two financial components?