Expressing accounts receivable as a percentage of total assets is an example of??
I'm not sure if it is ratio analysis or not.
No, it is an example of vertical Analysis as vertical analysis means individual financial line items expressed on a percentage basis.
OPTION C VERTICAL ANALYSIS.
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Expressing accounts receivable as a percentage of total assets is an example of?? I'm not sure...
Which financial statement ratio is an example of horizontal analysis? a. accounts receivable turnover b. return on assets . c gross profit percentage Financial Statements that express only percentages are known as_____________________. a. Profitability Statements b. Uncommon Size Statements c. Common Size Statements
The percent of fixed assets to total assets is an example of: profitability analysis vertical analysis solvency analysis horizontal analysis
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Test Your Practical Skills: If you are told that LSJ Company turns its accounts receivable over every 33 days…this would represent an example of what type of analysis: a. Vertical Analysis b. Horizontal Analysis c. Ratio Analysis
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