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Accounting ratios formula sheet for Class 12

Accounting ratios formula sheet for Class 12 — RD Classes Accountancy blog

Every ratio in the CBSE Class 12 syllabus on one page: liquidity, solvency, activity and profitability, with what goes into each.

Accounting ratios carry dependable marks in Part B of the paper. Learn the formula, and just as importantly, what goes into each term.

Liquidity ratios

RatioFormula
Current ratioCurrent assets ÷ Current liabilities
Quick (liquid) ratioQuick assets ÷ Current liabilities

Quick assets = Current assets − Inventories − Prepaid expenses.

Solvency ratios

RatioFormula
Debt to equityLong-term debts ÷ Shareholders' funds
Total assets to debtTotal assets ÷ Long-term debts
Proprietary ratioShareholders' funds ÷ Total assets
Interest coverageNet profit before interest and tax ÷ Interest on long-term debts

Activity (turnover) ratios

RatioFormula
Inventory turnoverCost of revenue from operations ÷ Average inventory
Trade receivables turnoverNet credit revenue from operations ÷ Average trade receivables
Trade payables turnoverNet credit purchases ÷ Average trade payables
Working capital turnoverRevenue from operations ÷ Working capital

Cost of revenue from operations = Opening inventory + Net purchases + Direct expenses − Closing inventory.

Profitability ratios

RatioFormula
Gross profit ratioGross profit ÷ Net revenue from operations × 100
Operating ratio(Cost of revenue from operations + Operating expenses) ÷ Net revenue from operations × 100
Operating profit ratioOperating profit ÷ Net revenue from operations × 100
Net profit ratioNet profit ÷ Net revenue from operations × 100
Return on investmentProfit before interest and tax ÷ Capital employed × 100

Operating profit ratio = 100 − Operating ratio. Keep the timeline in mind: Gross profit → Operating profit → Net profit.

How to avoid losing marks

  • Write the formula first; it earns a mark even if the arithmetic slips.
  • Show the calculation of every term (quick assets, average inventory) as a working note.
  • Express the answer in the right form: "2 : 1" for current ratio, "times" for turnover ratios, "%" for profitability.

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