In accounting non-current assets are tangible or intangible assets a firm will use normally over a period of greater than 12 months. This article looks into how they should be accounted for.
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Inventory turnover ratio is an important metric used by investors and analysts in the their analysis of a firms financial performance. The ratio shows how many times stock is sold during a financial...
The Return on Equity (ROE) formula is a financial ratio that shows the profit generated by a company in a year compared to the shareholder funds available. It therefore shows how much profit...
In our latest article looking at key financial ratios, we look at the net profit margin, providing you with analysis and an online calculator to see how it works. Net Profit Margin is one of the...
The Internal Rate of Return (IRR) is one of the most widely used methods for capital appraisal purposes, and there is little doubt that it's also considered one of the most robust ones. However,...
The discounted payback period formula is a useful capital evaluation tool. We provide you with all the explanation and examples you'll need to be able to use this method in your next investment...