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1 times-interest-earned ratio
фін., бухг. коефіцієнт покриття відсотків; коефіцієнт покриття відсоткових витрат; коефіцієнт кратності відсотківфінансовий показник, що встановлює відношення величини прибутку до виплати відсотків і сплати податків (earnings before interest and tax) до величини річних витрат на виплату відсотків (interest expenses) за рік; має таку формулу підрахунку:times interest earned ratio = earnings before interest and tax ÷ annual interest expenses♦ за цим коефіцієнтом визначається, якою мірою підприємство спроможне покрити відсоткову виплату у випадку різкого зниження прибутку; низьке покриття відсотків вказує на ризиковий стан, а високе — на спроможність підприємства сплатити відсоткове зобов'язання за борг═════════■═════════favourable times-interest-earned ratio сприятливий коефіцієнт покриття відсотків; high times-interest-earned ratio високий коефіцієнт покриття відсотків; low times-interest-earned ratio низький коефіцієнт покриття відсотків; satisfactory times-interest-earned ratio задовільний коефіцієнт покриття відсотків═════════□═════════to calculate times-interest-earned ratio підраховувати/підрахувати коефіцієнт покриття відсотків; to increase times-interest-earned ratio збільшувати/збільшити коефіцієнт покриття відсотків; to reduce times-interest-earned ratio зменшувати/зменшити коефіцієнт покриття відсотківtimes-interest-earned ratio:: interest coverage ratio:: interest cover:: times-interest-covered:: times-interest-earned; times-interest-earned ratio ‡ leverage ratios (387)The English-Ukrainian Dictionary > times-interest-earned ratio
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