Accounting & Financial Statement Analysis

Accounting & Financial Statement Analysis Calculators

Tools for turning balance sheets, income statements and cash flow statements into the liquidity, activity, solvency, profitability and cost-accounting numbers that drive real decisions. Used daily by controllers, financial analysts, credit officers, small-business owners and bookkeepers, and nightly by accounting, finance and MBA students working ratio, cost-volume-profit and variance problem sets.

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Liquidity & Working Capital Ratios

Short-term solvency measures that answer whether a company can pay its bills over the next twelve months. Standard screens for…

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Activity, Turnover & Cash Conversion Cycle

Efficiency ratios that measure how fast a business converts inventory and receivables into cash and how long it stretches its…

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Solvency, Leverage & Coverage Ratios

Long-term capital structure and debt-service measures used in covenant testing, credit underwriting and risk analysis. Includes…

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Profitability & Return Ratios

Margin and return-on-capital measures that show how much profit each dollar of sales, assets and invested capital produces. The…

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Cost-Volume-Profit, Break-Even & Overhead

Managerial and cost accounting tools for separating fixed from variable costs, finding the break-even point and pricing to a…

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Inventory, Receivables & Asset Accounting

Measurement calculators for the largest working-capital and fixed-asset accounts under US GAAP and IFRS: cost flow assumptions…

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Statement Preparation & Reconciliation

Closing-cycle calculators that tie the books together: the accounting equation, trial balance proof, bank reconciliation…

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Earnings Quality, Distress Scores & Per-Share Metrics

Published forensic accounting models and per-share measures that test whether reported earnings are real and sustainable…

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Budgeting & Variance Analysis

Standard-costing and flexible-budget variance calculators that split a bottom-line miss into price, quantity, rate and efficiency…

Most used in accounting & financial statement analysis