Accountancy, asked by yeasmin4800, 1 year ago

The common size statement requires ________. (Fill in the blank by choosing correct option)
1) choose of common base
2) journal entries
3) cash & flow
4) current ratio

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Answered by alinakincsem
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Answer:

The correct option is 4, i.e. current ratio.

According to this option, The common size statement requires CURRENT RATIO.

Explanation:

For further understanding of this fill in the blank, current ratio can be defined. This is one of the types of liquidity ratios.

It measures the ability of a business/organization/company to pay its short term loans.

The time limit is short term, so usually the dues have to be paid within a year.

This ratio comes in handy when telling investors ways of making use of more assets and less liabilities.

Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

CURRENT RATIO

Explanation:

Some info-bits about the common size statement & current ratio,

Common Size Ratio:  

  • Every item in this statement is expressed as a percentage of the base sales.
  • It is a type of vertical analysis.

Current Ratio:

The firm's liquidity which helps to cater to the debts and other payable for a short time i.e one year or less. It helps stockholders & investors as to how quickly a firm can maximize their assets.

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