Quick assets are current assets that can be converted into cash quickly, usually within 90 days. They include cash, marketable securities, and accounts receivable but exclude inventory. The quick ratio (acid-test ratio) uses these assets to assess short-term liquidity and a business’s ability to meet immediate obligations.
Quality of earnings refers to how sustainable and reliable a company’s earnings are. High-quality earnings stem from core operations, not…
A qualified retirement plan meets the requirements set by tax authorities (like IRS or HMRC) for favourable tax treatment. Examples…
In accounting and finance, a quota refers to a set sales or production target. It’s commonly used in budgeting, forecasting,…
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