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Business Calculations & Accounting : How to Calculate a Break-Even Point


The break-even point is what a company needs to calculate in order to determine how much they need to sell to break even. Find out why companies have to cover overhead expenses with the money made on items sold with help from two accountants in this free video on business calculations and accounting. Expert: Spencer [...]

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Business Calculations & Accounting : How to Calculate Debt to Equity Ratio

Calculating a debt to equity ratio means looking at total liabilities and dividing them by the amount of money that the owners have put in to see if there is enough money to do business. Examine how a business is financing its assets through a debt to equity ratio with help from two accountants in [...]

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Business Calculations & Accounting : How to Calculate Earnings Per Share

In order to calculate earnings per share, take all of the profits of a company after taxes and divide this by the total number of common shares. Find out why the money that goes into preferred stock holds usually has to be removed from net profits before calculating earnings per share with help from two [...]

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Business Calculations & Accounting : How to Calculate Intrinsic Value

The difference between an intrinsic value and a given value is that the intrinsic value is what a person can make back on a product at any time, despite what he may think the product is worth. Find out why intrinsic value is often less than a given value with help from two accountants in [...]

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Business Calculations & Accounting : How to Calculate a Default Risk Ratio

A default risk ratio is important for a small business because a bank will look at this to determine the level of risk associated with a possible loan. Learn about default risk ratios against zero risk ratios with help from two accountants in this free video on business calculations and accounting. Expert: Spencer Cottam & [...]

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