Accounting Miscellaneous
Return on Investment Ratio (ROI) =
(Gross profit / Net sales) x 100
(Gross profit x Sales / Fixed assets) x 100
(Net profit / Sales) x 100
(Net profit / Total assets) x 100
(Net profit / Total assets) x 100
Return on Investment Ratio (ROI) = (Net profit / Total assets) x 100.
Return on Investment (ROI) is a performance measure used to evaluate the efficiency of an investment or compare the efficiency of a number of different investments.
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A. Cash
B. Debtor
C. Creditor
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A. Concrete
B. Complete
C. Immaterial
D. Material
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A. Credit balance of cash book
B. Debit balance of cash book
C. Bank overdraft
D. Adjusted balance of cash book
How trial balance shows the accumulated depreciation?
A. as a debit item
B. as a credit item
C. It doesn’t show
D. None of these
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A. Total purchases
B. Total credit sales
C. Total current assets
D. Total current liabilities
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A. Expenses
B. Revenues
C. Capital
D. Drawing
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