Commercial Debt Ratio

Calculate your Business' Debt Ratios and Evaluate its Potential to Obtain Additional Debt

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Increasing debt often means increasing the risk, but it can also increase the chance of success if the money is well managed. You could, with this calculator, calculate your debt ratios and estimate the additional debt your company could obtain. Therefore, you can evaluate your company's potential growth based on its current structure.

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Current structure

Short-term Assets
Long-term Assets
Total Assets	$

Short-term Liabilities
Long-term Liabilities
Total Liabilities	$

Book value of equity

New structure

Short-term Assets	$
Long-term Assets	$
Total Assets	$

Short-term Liabilities	$
Long-term Liabilities	$
Total Liabilities	$

Book value of equity

Debt ratios

Long-term debt ratio	%
Current ratio
Financial Leverage

Limit ratios for a loan

Long-term debt ratio	%
Current ratio
Financial Leverage

New debt ratios

Long-term debt ratio	%
Current ratio
Financial Leverage

		Long-term Accounts $
		Short-term Accounts $
		Total: $

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Numbers in our calculators are rounded to two decimals.
The same calculations made in an Excel spreadsheet may differ slightly.

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