Return on Investment Formula = Profit after Tax/capital Employed C.E= total asset-current Liabiliti is it the same formula used in business sector?

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Date Posted: 2013/12/25

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by lina alonaizat , موارد بشريه ومحاسبة , TQ trading company

C E = CURRENT ASSETS - CURRENT LAIBILITES & ROI = Investment Turnover × Profit Margin on Sales OR ROI = Sales / Investment × Profit /Sales = Profit / Investment AND Return on investment ROI = EAT / C E

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