2)Calculation of time interest earned ratio: | |||
Time Interest Earned Ratio= Earning before Interest and tax/ interest expense | |||
Earning before interest and tax= Net income+tax+interest expense | |||
=53000+45000+25000= $123000 | |||
Time Interest Earned Ratio= 123000/25000=4.92 | |||
3)Calcualtion of debt/ assets ratio: | |||
Debt/assets ratio= Total liabilities/Total assets | |||
Total assets= Total liabilities & stockholders equity=$1157000 | |||
Debt/assets ratio=495000/1157000=0.43 | |||
4)Calcualtion of debt/equity ratio: | |||
Debt/equity ratio= Total liabilities/stockholder's equity | |||
Debt/equity ratio=495000/662000=0.75 |
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