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Horizontal and Vertical Financial Analysis

This document discusses techniques for analyzing financial statements, including horizontal analysis, vertical analysis, and ratio analysis. Horizontal analysis involves comparing financial statement items across periods as percentages or ratios to examine changes over time. Vertical analysis expresses each financial statement item as a percentage of a base item, such as total assets or net sales, to evaluate the components' relative sizes. Ratio analysis examines financial relationships through calculations of financial metrics.

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Horizontal and Vertical Financial Analysis

This document discusses techniques for analyzing financial statements, including horizontal analysis, vertical analysis, and ratio analysis. Horizontal analysis involves comparing financial statement items across periods as percentages or ratios to examine changes over time. Vertical analysis expresses each financial statement item as a percentage of a base item, such as total assets or net sales, to evaluate the components' relative sizes. Ratio analysis examines financial relationships through calculations of financial metrics.

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  • Introduction and Objectives: Introduces the goals of the lesson focusing on horizontal and vertical analysis of financial statements.
  • Financial Statements Analysis Overview: Discusses the importance of financial statements analysis, including expectations, current evaluation, and forecasting outcomes.
  • Horizontal Analysis: Describes the technique of comparing financial results across different periods, emphasizing the significance of percentage or ratio changes.
  • Vertical Analysis: Explains the analysis process where financial statement items are assessed as proportions of a base item, highlighting component percentages in statements.
  • Practice Exercise Reference: Directs readers to a separate exercise print-out, indicating practical application of analysis techniques covered.

ANALYSIS OF FINANCIAL

STATEMENTS 1I
Horizontal and Vertical Analysis
At the end of the lesson, you should be able to learn:

[Link] financial statements horizontally


[Link] financial statements vertically
IN THE LAST LESSON, WE LEARNED….

At the end of the lesson, you should be able to learn:


Comparative Financial Statements
1. General objective of financial statements analysis
2. Analyze versus Interpret
3. Cardinal rules to be followed
4. Limitations of the financial statements
5. Kinds of Financial Ratios and use of ratio analysis
6. Techniques in analyzing financial statements
FINANCIAL STATEMENTS ANALYSIS
It is important for the owners and managers of the
entity to be able to evaluate the results of all their
business activities. The analysis can help them:
Confirm past expectations
Evaluate present financial results
Predict future outcomes
FINANCIAL STATEMENTS ANALYSIS
TECHNIQUES IN ANALYZING FSs:
1. Comparative Statements
2. Horizontal Analysis
3. Vertical Analysis
4. Dynamic Ratio Analysis or Analysis through ratio
interpretation
HORIZONTAL ANALYSIS
 Is the method of comparing and analyzing financial results of
different accounting periods in each financial statement
account and element
Under this technique, each item in the financial statements of
the current period is compared with the previous period. The
increase or decrease in peso amount will be expressed in
percentage or as a ratio to be more meaningful.
HORIZONTAL ANALYSIS

See print-out for Exercise


VERTICAL ANALYSIS
 Is the method of analyzing financial results expressing each financial
statement account and element as a component of a base.
 Under this technique, the ratio of each item in the financial statements
to a certain base item is obtained and is expressed in percentage. In the
Statement of Comprehensive Income the base item is the net sales. In
the Statement of Financial Position, the base item is the total assets.
 Statements, which show only the COMPONENT PERCENTAGES of
each item without the corresponding amount is called “COMMON
SIZE STATEMENTS”
VERTICAL ANALYSIS
VERTICAL ANALYSIS
See print-out
Exercise

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