28 A company's income statement reveals the following amounts related to the company's operations for the most recent year: • Net sales revenue: $5,000,000 • Interest expense: $60,000 • Income tax expense: $80,000 • Net income: $400,000 What was the company's times-interest-earned ratio for the year? 4.33 O 6.75 O 7.67 9.00 NEXT. BOOKMARK

28 A company's income statement reveals the following amounts related to the company's operations for the most recent year: • Net sales revenue: $5,000,000 • Interest expense: $60,000 • Income tax expense: $80,000 • Net income: $400,000 What was the company's times-interest-earned ratio for the year? 4.33 O 6.75 O 7.67 9.00 NEXT. BOOKMARK

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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