Spot the Lie: Ratios (ACCA FA)
Exercise and reference answers
- Questions
- False statement
- Gross profit margin is profit for the year over revenue.
- Statements
- Current ratio is current assets divided by current liabilities.
- The quick ratio excludes inventory.
- Gross profit margin is profit for the year over revenue.
- False statement
- A higher inventory days figure always means better liquidity.
- Statements
- A higher inventory days figure always means better liquidity.
- Gearing measures the level of debt finance.
- Receivables days estimate how long customers take to pay.
- False statement
- Net profit margin is always higher than gross profit margin.
- Statements
- ROCE relates profit to capital employed.
- Net profit margin is always higher than gross profit margin.
- The acid test ratio is a measure of liquidity.
- Instructions
- Tap the false ratio statement.
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