NAB CORE RCAL FINANCIAL Exam|Questions and
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, Breakeven Point? - Answer total cost = total revenue
Working capital ratio - Answer current assets / current liabilities
Acid-test (quick) ratio - Answer (cash + AR + short-term investments) / current liabilities
debt to assets ratio - Answer total liabilities/total assets
FTE (full time equivalent) - Answer total number of hours per employee in a week / 40 (i.e.
12+14+40+30 div. by 40)
Profit margin - Answer NOI/Tot. Revenue. Defined as "income to sales. 2 types, gross prof
margin and net prof margin)
Net Operating Income (NOI) - Answer Total (gross) Revenue - operating expenses
Occupancy rate - Answer (# of resident days/facility beds) x 365
HCS - Answer Hazard Communication Standard. OSHA standard requiring employers to
inform workers of potentially hazardous chemicals.
Balance sheet formula - Answer Assets = Liabilities + Shareholders Equity
EBITDA - Answer Earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortization
Correct Answers 100%| Updated
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, Breakeven Point? - Answer total cost = total revenue
Working capital ratio - Answer current assets / current liabilities
Acid-test (quick) ratio - Answer (cash + AR + short-term investments) / current liabilities
debt to assets ratio - Answer total liabilities/total assets
FTE (full time equivalent) - Answer total number of hours per employee in a week / 40 (i.e.
12+14+40+30 div. by 40)
Profit margin - Answer NOI/Tot. Revenue. Defined as "income to sales. 2 types, gross prof
margin and net prof margin)
Net Operating Income (NOI) - Answer Total (gross) Revenue - operating expenses
Occupancy rate - Answer (# of resident days/facility beds) x 365
HCS - Answer Hazard Communication Standard. OSHA standard requiring employers to
inform workers of potentially hazardous chemicals.
Balance sheet formula - Answer Assets = Liabilities + Shareholders Equity
EBITDA - Answer Earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortization
