Does not include work-in-progress inventory, but does include finished
inventory
Would include accounts receivable in the liquid asset category
Is a stringent liquidity measurement
Would include accounts receivable in the liquid asset category
The quick asset ratio is a stringent method of computing liquidity. Cash,
marketable securities, and accounts receivables are divided by current
liabilities. Inventory is not included. This is not a measurement of solvency,
which is the company's long-term ability to stay in business.
Revenue recognition under the percentage-of-completion method recognizes
revenues and expenses:
In proportion to the work completed
As a percentage of the work to be completed
On the basis of work certified
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