Ratios calculator

Current Ratio Calculator

Compare current assets with current liabilities from the same balance sheet.

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Asset quality matters. Slow inventory and overdue receivables may not provide the same liquidity as cash.

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Current ratio = current assets ÷ current liabilities.

Use current assets and current liabilities from the same balance sheet. Review whether receivables and inventory can convert to cash when obligations fall due.

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Worked example

Current ratio: calculation example

$180,000 current assets divided by $100,000 current liabilities gives a 1.8 current ratio. Working capital is $80,000.

Asset quality matters. Slow inventory and overdue receivables may not provide the same liquidity as cash.

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Does a ratio above 1 guarantee enough cash?

No. A business can have more current assets than liabilities while facing a cash shortage if customers pay late or inventory cannot be sold quickly.