Simon is looking over the annual report from Rocky Mountain Bicycles (RMB), a manufacturer of mountain bikes. RMB has placed an order with Simons employer and he is trying to get a better handle on RMBs finances to determine RMBs credit worthiness.

He has to make four calculations. (Calculate all of the answers to two (2) decimal places.)

-Gross margin %

-Inventory turns

-Quick ratio

-Current ratio

Cash CAD	$ 1,006,024.60
Short-term investment certificates CAD	$ 83,455.82
Investments in shares and bonds CAD	$ 67,014.90
Accounts Receivable CAD	$ 42,229.95
Finished Goods Inventory CAD	$ 497,772.48
Work in Process (WIP) Inventory CAD	$ 56,201.00
Raw Materials Inventory CAD	$ 73,597.24
Other current assets CAD	$ 62,017.73
Property and equipment, net CAD	$ 644,825.28
Right-of-use lease assets CAD	$ 634,490.88
Goodwill and intangible assets, net CAD	$ 23,934.54
Deferred income tax assets CAD	$ 30,491.95
Other non-current assets CAD	$ 59,573.06
Accounts payable CAD	$ 87,196.73
Accrued compensation and related expenses CAD	$ 135,024.88
Current lease liabilities CAD	$ 140,061.73
Current income taxes payable CAD	$ 24,849.84
Unredeemed gift card liability CAD	$ 125,229.52
Other current liabilities CAD	$ 117,540.42
Non-current lease liabilities CAD	$ 587,005.44
Non-current income taxes payable CAD	$ 50,155.04
Deferred income tax liabilities CAD	$ 42,129.04
Other non-current liabilities CAD	$ 6,099.64
Annual COGS CAD	$ 1,808,587.30
Annual Sales CAD	$ 3,700,745.28