Fiscal Condition of CGWO
write a one-page assessment of the fiscal condition of CGWO, evaluating what each ratio (that you computed) tells you about the organization’s fiscal health. Ensure your response covers the following details:
Typical financial indicators:
Liquidity ratio (current ratio - current assets / current liabilities).
Burden of debt ratio (total debt / total assets).
Adequacy of available resources ratio (net assets without donor restrictions / expenses).
Current fiscal performance (operating surplus or deficit / total revenues).
Financial indicators specific to not-for-profits:
Fund-raising ratio (fund-raising expense + administrative costs) / total contributions and grants revenue).
Program ratio (program expenses / (program expenses + fund-raising expenses + administrative costs).
Contribution and grants ratio (revenue from contributions and grants / total revenues).
Revenues from services ratio (revenue from program fees / total revenues).
Ensure that your explanation is supported by at least two appropriate sources.
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CGWO’s current ratio, calculated by dividing current assets by current liabilities, is 3.5. The company has more assets than liabilities and can pay off its current liabilities more than three times over. On the other hand, the organization’s burden of debt ratio, obtained by dividing total debt by total assets, is 20%, which means that the company has more assets than assets. A less than 100% debt ratio indicates that a company can service its debts (Chabotar, 1989). CGWO’s adequacy of available resources ratio is 0.33. The nonprofit has a low adequacy of available resources ratio. It needs to increase its net assets without donor restrictions concerning operational expenses. The company’s current fiscal performance, obtained by dividing operating surplus or deficit by total revenues, is 2.26. This ratio indicates that the company is financially stable since its fiscal surplus exceeds its total revenues. On the other hand, the fundraising ratio, which is obtained by divi...
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