Total Assets to Debt Ratio
Trending Questions
What is the difference between the straight-line method and the diminishing balance method?
Depreciation value of an asset is equal to
Cost + Scrap Value
Cost + Market Price
Cost – Scrap Value
None of the above
Total Assets to Debt Ratio =
Total Assets/Long-term Debts
Total Assets/Short-term Debts
None of these
Current Assets/Long-term Debts
It establishes a relationship between total assets and total long-term debts. This ratio is
Current ratio
Total assets to debt ratio
Debt equity ratio
None of these
- create secret reserves
- reduce the book value of assets
- value the assets properly
- allocate cost of the assets
Is Accumulated Depreciation a Fixed Asset?
This ratio primarily indicates the rate of external funds in financing the assets and the extent of coverage of their debts by the assets. This ratio is
Current ratio
Debt equity ratio
None of these
Total assets to debt ratio
- Current Assets
- Fixed Assets
- Non-current Assets
- Total Assets
It would be a good indicator for a firm if the total assets to debt ratio is
Low
average
High
None of these
- added
- reduced
- multiplied
- divided
- Undertatement of asset
- True position of asset
- Overstatement of asset
- No effect on asset
calculate annual depreciation ______.
- 7000
- 8000
- 5000
- None
- fixed
- variable
- changing
- none
- Life period
- Hours
- Days
- Months
- Cost + Scrap value
- Cost + Market price
- Cost - Scrap value
- None of these
____________ of total assets to debt ratio indicates that assets have been mainly financed by owners funds and the long-term loans are adequately covered by assets.
Lower
Higher
Equal
All of these
- Historical cost less depreciation
- Estimated disposal value
- Discounted estimated scrap value
- Current selling price
Working capital ?192000
Long term debt ?80000
Total debt ?200000
- Machine hour rate.
- Inventory system of depreciation.
- Depletion Method.
- Sum of years digit.
- high
- low
- average
- zero
- Mutual funds
- Internal funds
- Personal funds
- None of the above
- charge the cost of asset
- allocate the cost of the asset over its estimated useful life
- provide for replacement of the asset on the expiry of is useful life
- value the assets on the closing date of the year
- Valuation.
- Allocation.
- Reduction.
- Appreciation.
- Appreciation
- Depreciation
- Fluctuation
- None of these
- All of the above
- Valuation
- Allocation
- Sale value
calculate debt equity ratio
total assets:2, 30, 000
total debt:1, 50, 000
current liabilities:30, 000