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Introduction:The return on asset ratio is measured to check the efficiency of the company in using its assets in earning profits for the company. It is calculated by dividing the net income of the company by the total average assets of the company.
To calculate:The return on assets of S company.
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Introduction:The return on asset ratio is measured to check the efficiency of the company in using its assets in earning profits for the company. It is calculated by dividing the net income of the company by the total average assets of the company.
To discuss:The efficiency of return on asset ratio calculated.
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Introduction:Expenses of the company refers to the total amount of money incurred by the business in or required for something. It is calculated by deducting net income from the total revenues of the business.
To calculate:The total expenses of the S company.
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Introduction:Liabilities refers to the amount of money which a business has borrowed from outside parties. Equity refers to the amount of money invested by the owner in the business. The total liabilities plus equity is equal to the total assets of the company.
To calculate:The average total amount of liabilities plus equity of the company.

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