Is there anywhere online I can see the financial ratios of a fortune 500 company for specific years (e g Microsoft for years 2018 and 2019) Ratios Used to Assess Microsoft's Financial Sustainability Indicator Reported Dimension Calculation Interpretation Criteria Notes Y1 2018 Y2 2019 Industry Average Accumulated depreciation to fixed assets Asset utilization Accumulated depreciation gross fixed assets The higher the ratio, the less an organization has invested in fixed asset replacement Acc depreciation capital assets being depreciated Capital assets condition Capital 1 (accumulated depreciation capital assets being depreciated) The higher the ratio, the more an organization has invested in its capital assets Cash ratio Liquidity Cash cash equivalents current liabilities The higher the ratio, the more capable an organization is at paying off current liabilities Charge to expense ratio Self sufficiency Charges for services total expenses 1 0 suggests the organization is self supporting Operating revenue operating expenses Debt ratio Solvency Total liabilities total assets The higher the ratio, the more an organization's assets are funded by debt Debt to assets ratio Solvency Long term debt total assets The higher the ratio, the more reliant an organization is on using debt to finance its assets Long term debt total liabilities current liabilities Debt to equity ratio Solvency Total liabilities equity The higher the ratio, the more reliant an organization is on using debt to finance its assets Equity total assets total liabilities Fixed asset turnover ratio Performance Sales total fixed assets The higher the ratio, the better an organization is at using its assets to generate revenue Sales operating revenue Net assets ratio Solvency Unrestricted net assets total liabilities The higher the ratio, the more capable an organization is at meeting long term obligations Net profit margin Profitability Net income sales The higher the ratio, the more profitable the organization Sales operating revenue Operating cash flow ratio Liquidity Net cash flow from operations current liabilities The higher the ratio, the more capable an organization is at paying off current liabilities Percent change in net assets Financial performance Change in net assets initial net assets A positive change indicates an increase in the organization's financial position Current ratio Liquidity Current assets current liabilities The higher the ratio, the more capable an organization is at meeting short term obligations Return on assets Profitability Net income total assets The higher the ratio, the more efficient an organization is at generating revenue from its assets Net income change in net assets Return on net assets Profitability Net income fixed assets working capital The higher the ratio, the more efficient an organization is at using its assets to generate revenue Working capital current assets current liabilities Total asset turnover Performance Sales total assets The higher the ratio, the more capable an organization is at generating sales per dollar of assets Sales operating revenue Inventory turnover ratio Performance Cost of good sold average inventory Comparing over time helps track inventory look for trends Depends on whether FIFI or LIFO is used Average inventory beginning inventory ending inventory 2 Days inventory ratio Performance 365 x cost of goods sold average inventory Comparing over time helps track inventory look for trends Depends on whether FIFI or LIFO is used Average inventory beginning inventory ending inventory 2 Gross margin as a percentage of sales ratio Performance 100 x (sales COGS sales) Comparing over time within the company or to other companies helps determine pricing strategy Return on sales percentage Performance 100 x (net income sales) Comparing over time within the company or to other companies helps determine pricing strategy

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Is there anywhere online I can see the financial ratios of a fortune 500 company for specific years (e.g. Microsoft for years 2018 and 2019)?

Ratios Used to Assess Microsoft's Financial Sustainability

Indicator	Reported Dimension	Calculation	Interpretation Criteria	Notes	Y1 - 2018	Y2 - 2019	Industry Average
Accumulated depreciation to fixed assets	Asset utilization	Accumulated depreciation / gross fixed assets	The higher the ratio, the less an organization has invested in fixed asset replacement	Acc. depreciation / capital assets being depreciated
Capital assets condition	Capital	1 (accumulated depreciation / capital assets being depreciated)	The higher the ratio, the more an organization has invested in its capital assets
Cash ratio	Liquidity	Cash + cash equivalents / current liabilities	The higher the ratio, the more capable an organization is at paying off current liabilities
Charge to expense ratio	Self sufficiency	Charges for services / total expenses	1.0 suggests the organization is self-supporting	Operating revenue / operating expenses
Debt ratio	Solvency	Total liabilities / total assets	The higher the ratio, the more an organization's assets are funded by debt
Debt to assets ratio	Solvency	Long term debt / total assets	The higher the ratio, the more reliant an organization is on using debt to finance its assets	Long term debt = total liabilities - current liabilities
Debt to equity ratio	Solvency	Total liabilities / equity	The higher the ratio, the more reliant an organization is on using debt to finance its assets	Equity = total assets-total liabilities
Fixed asset turnover ratio	Performance	Sales / total fixed assets	The higher the ratio, the better an organization is at using its assets to generate revenue	Sales = operating revenue
Net assets ratio	Solvency	Unrestricted net assets / total liabilities	The higher the ratio, the more capable an organization is at meeting long term obligations
Net profit margin	Profitability	Net income / sales	The higher the ratio, the more profitable the organization	Sales = operating revenue
Operating cash flow ratio	Liquidity	Net cash flow from operations / current liabilities	The higher the ratio, the more capable an organization is at paying off current liabilities
Percent change in net assets	Financial performance	Change in net assets / initial net assets	A positive change indicates an increase in the organization's financial position
Current ratio	Liquidity	Current assets / current liabilities	The higher the ratio, the more capable an organization is at meeting short term obligations
Return on assets	Profitability	Net income / total assets	The higher the ratio, the more efficient an organization is at generating revenue from its assets	Net income = change in net assets
Return on net assets	Profitability	Net income / fixed assets + working capital	The higher the ratio, the more efficient an organization is at using its assets to generate revenue	Working capital = current assets - current liabilities
Total asset turnover	Performance	Sales / total assets	The higher the ratio, the more capable an organization is at generating sales per dollar of assets	Sales = operating revenue
Inventory turnover ratio	Performance	Cost of good sold / average inventory	Comparing over time helps track inventory look for trends. Depends on whether FIFI or LIFO is used.	Average inventory = beginning inventory + ending inventory / 2
Days inventory ratio	Performance	365 x cost of goods sold / average inventory	Comparing over time helps track inventory look for trends. Depends on whether FIFI or LIFO is used.	Average inventory = beginning inventory + ending inventory / 2
Gross margin as a percentage of sales ratio	Performance	100% x (sales COGS / sales)	Comparing over time within the company or to other companies helps determine pricing strategy.
Return on sales percentage	Performance	100% x (net income / sales)	Comparing over time within the company or to other companies helps determine pricing strategy.