The acid-test ratio takes the sum of cash, short-term investments, and receivables and divides the total by current liabilities. .
Acid test ratio is also known as quick ratio. It is a measure of the capability of a firm to use its short term assets to meet current liabilities. It is an example of an activity ratio.
Acid test ratio = (current asset - inventory) / current liabilities
The higher the acid-test ratio, the better the ability of a firm to meets its short term liabilities.
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