Gearing ratios
These measure the financial risk of a firm (the probability that a firm will not be able to pay up its debts). The more debts a business has (non owner …
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These measure the financial risk of a firm (the probability that a firm will not be able to pay up its debts). The more debts a business has (non owner …
he following limitations are inherent in the use of ratios: – 1. Historical information. Ratios are computed from past statements thus giving historical information which may be irrelevant for future …
Ratios can be used in the following ways: – 1. To evaluate the ability of a firm to meet short-term maturing financial obligations as and when they fall due (liquidity …
Financial statement analysis is the process of identifying the strength and weaknesses of the firm by establishing and analyzing the relationships between various items in the financial statement. This relationship …
The term debenture is used when a limited company receives money on loan, and certificates called debenture certificates are issued to the lender. They are also called loan stock or …
The profit and loss account of a company, is the same as that of a sole trader, but there are additional expenses that are unique to the company and therefore, …
The owner’s interest in a limited company consists of share capital. The share capital is divided into shares. A share is the smallest unit of ownership in a company. The …
Limited companies come into existence because of the growth in size of business and the need to have many investors in the business. Partnerships are not suitable for such businesses …
When a partner retires (i.e.) leaves the firm and the others partners are left to continue with the business then the retirement marks the end of one partnership and the …
When a new partner is admitted into the firm, this marks the end of the old partnership and the beginning of a new one. The new partner will have to …