Reformulation of Financial Statements
Reformulation of Financial Statements
Analysis
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
To explain why reformulated financial statements are desirable
To identify operating and financing components of Income Statement and Statement of Financial
Position
To distinguish assets and liabilities that fall into operating and financing categories
To discuss the challenges of formulation and other factors to be considered
To discuss about what information is revealed by selected ratios calculated based on Statement of
Financial Position and Income statement
Operating Assets
All else
• Operating Liabilities
• All else
• Equity
NOA = OA – OL
NFO = FO – FA
FA 87,055,697 69,202,158
FO 72,136,338 47,196,641
NFO (14,919,359) (22,005,517)
Equity 169,780,218 134,939,708
NFO + Equity 154,860,859 112,934,191
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REFORMULATION OF INCOME STATEMENT
Reconciliation
Net sales 500
– Expenses to generate sales -300
Operating income from sales (before tax) 200
other operating income 50
Net Interest Expense -30
profit before tax 220
Tax -66
Profit after tax 154
ACC3350 FSA 2022 BSC ACCOUNTING 12
INCOME STATEMENT RATIOS
Revenue composition ratios
Operating Revenue Composition Ratio:
Operating Liability
Financial Asset Composition Ratio Total Operating Liabilities
Financial Asset
Financial Liability Composition Ratio Total Financial Assets
Financial Obligation
Total Financial Obligation s
NFO
CSE Operating
It is always the case that Liabilities
Net Operating Assets
Change in CSE
Growth in CSE =
Beginning CSE
Financing Profitability:
NFE t
NBC t =
1
( NFO t +NFO t-1 )
2
or
NFI t
RNFA t =
1
( NFA t +NFA t-1 )
2
Returns on TA 5% 3%
5% 3%
2 ACC3350 FSA 2022 BSC ACCOUNTING
8
OPERATING EFFICIENCY _ DIPP
Operating Cycle 2017 2016