T S Grewal Solutions 2026-27 [Class 12] – Ratio Analysis– Q 41 to 50

Solution for Q 41 to 50 of Chapter 4 of Book 3 - Analysis of Financial Statements of T S Grewal Class 12 Accountancy 2026-27 are given below. The Chapter name is Ratio Analysis class 12. These Solutions are based on topics solvency ratios which includes debt to equity ratio

Working notes are given with each solution. These help in understanding the steps and are also important for board exams as marks are given for steps.Debt equity ratio is a key ratio is finfing the long term solvency of any business and is critical business health parameter. A higher debt equity ratio is generally considered unhealthy for business as it indicates higher dependency on external funds and future solvency problems may arise.

These solutions are also useful for CA Foundation, CS Foundation and CMA Foundation students. The solutions will be helpful for students as well as teachers teaching class 12 accounts.

Question 41
Total = Total      
Liabilities Assets      
  = 1400000      
           
Shareholders = Total - Total  
Funds   Liabilities Debts  
           
  = 1400000 - 1200000  
  = 200000      
           
Long Term = Capital - Shareholders
Debts   Employed   Funds  
           
  = 1000000 - 200000  
  = 800000      
           
Debt to = Debt   / Equity
Equity Ratio 800000   / 200000
           
  = 4:1      
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Question 42
Long Term = Capital - Shareholders
Debts   Employed   Funds  
           
  = 800000 - 200000  
  = 600000      
           
Debt to = Debt   / Equity
Equity Ratio 600000   / 200000
  = 3:1      
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Question 43
Current Ratio = 2.5:1      
           
2.5 = CA / CL  
           
Current Assets = 2.5 CL      
           
Now          
Working Capital = Current Assets - Current Liabilities
           
120000 = 2.5CL   - CL
           
CL = 120000 / 1.5  
  = 80000      
           
Current Assets = 2.5 * 80000    
  = 200000      
           
Long term Debt = Total Debt - Current Liabilities
           
  = 280000   - 80000
  = 200000      
           
Total Liabilities = Total Assets    
  = 380000      
           
Shareholders = Total   - Total
Funds   Liabilities   Debt
           
  = 380000   - 280000
  = 100000      
           
Debt to = Debt   / Equity
Equity Ratio 200000   / 100000
           
  = 2:1      
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Question 44
Quick Ratio = 1.5:1          
               
Quick Assets = 1.5 CL          
               
Now              
               
Working Capital = Quick Assets + Inventory - Current Liabilities
               
120000 = 1.5CL   + 80000 - CL
               
0.5CL = 120000   - 80000    
0.5CL = 40000          
CL = 80000          
               
Now              
               
Long Term = Total - Current      
Debts   Debts   Liabilities    
               
  = 280000 - 80000      
  = 200000          
               
Now              
               
Total Liabilities = Total Assets        
  = 380000          
               
Shareholders = Total   - Total    
Funds   Liabilities   Debt    
               
  = 380000   - 280000    
  = 100000          
               
Debt to = Debt   / Equity    
Equity Ratio 200000   / 100000    
  = 2:1          
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Question 45
  Debt to Equity Ratio 2:1  
       
  We assume the ratio to be 10:5 1:1
  Each transaction will be assumed to be of Rs 1
       
(a) Journal Entry  
       
  Bank A/c Dr..     500000   CA        
  To Land 400000 NCA        
  To Profit and Loss A/c       100000 Equity Increase      
  Debt Equity Ratio 10 : 6 = 1.67:1
  Debt to Equity Ratio Decrease    
         
(b) Journal Entry    
         
  Plant & Machinery A/c Dr..                  
  To Equity Share Capital A/c       Equity Increase        
  Debt Equity Ratio 10 : 6 = 1.67:1
  Debt to Equity Ratio Decrease    
         
(c) Journal Entry    
         
  13% Debentures A/c Dr..       CL          
  To Preference Share Capital A/c       Equity Increase        
Debt Equity Ratio 10 : 6 = 1.67:1
Debt to Equity Ratio Decrease    
       
  Note : Since the debentures were redeemable in the current year so these were part of current liabilities                
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Question 46
  Debt to Equity Ratio 0.5:1
     
  We assume the ratio to be 5:10
  Each transaction will be assumed to be of Rs 1
     
(i) Journal Entry
     
  Bank A/c Dr..     CA          
  To Equity Share Capital A/c     Equity Increase        
  Debt Equity Ratio 5 : 11 = 0.45:1
  Debt to Equity Ratio Decrease  
         
(ii) Journal Entry    
         
  Cash A/c Dr..     CA          
  To Debtors A/c     CA          
  Debt to Equity Ratio No Impact
     
(iii) Journal Entry
     
  Debentures A/c Dr..     CL          
  To Bank A/c     CA          
Debt to Equity Ratio No Impact
   
  Note : Since the debentures were redeemable so these were part of current liabiities                
(iv) Journal Entry
   
  Inventories A/c Dr..     CA          
  To Sundry Creditors A/c     CL          
Debt to Equity Ratio No Impact
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Question 47
Step 1
Equity information is not directly given in the question So prepare a Balance Sheet
Balance Sheet
Liabilities Amount Assets Amount
10% Long Term Borrowings       420000 Property, Plant & Equipment     840000    
Long Term Provisions   140000 Less - Depreciation 140000   700000
Current Liabilities   280000            
Share Capital   280000 Non Current Investments   14000
(Balancing Figure)     Long Term Loans and Advances   56000
          Current Assets   350000
                     
Total       1120000 Total         1120000
Step 2          
Debt = 10% Long Term Borrowings + Long Term Provisions
    420000   + 140000
  = 560000      
           
Step 3          
Equity = 280000 (1120000 - 560000 - 280000)
           
Step 4          
Debt to = Debt / Equity  
Equity Ratio 560000 / 280000  
  = 2:1      
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Question 48
  Debt to Equity Ratio 2:1
     
  We assume the ratio to be 10:5
  Each transaction will be assumed to be of Rs 1
     
(i) Journal Entry
     
  Bank A/c Dr.. CA            
  To Equity Share Capital A/c Equity Increase          
  Debt Equity Ratio 10 : 6 = 1.67:1
  Debt to Equity Ratio Decrease    
         
(ii) Journal Entry    
         
  Debentures A/c Dr.. CL            
  To Equity Share Capital A/c Equity Increase          
Debt Equity Ratio 10 : 6 = 1.67:1
Debt to Equity Ratio Decrease    
       
  Note : Since the debentures were redeemable in the current year so these were part of current liabilities                
(iii) Journal Entry
   
  Bank A/c Dr.. CA            
  To Fixed Asset PPE            
  To Profit and Loss A/c Equity Increase reserves and surplus or shareholder funds        
  Debt Equity Ratio 10 : 6 = 1.67:1
  Debt to Equity Ratio Decrease    
         
(iv) Journal Entry    
         
  Fixed Asset A/c Dr.. PPE            
  To Long Term Loan Debt Increase          
  Debt Equity Ratio 11 : 5 = 2.2:1
  Debt to Equity Ratio Increase    
         
(v) Journal Entry    
         
  Creditors A/c Dr.. CL            
  To Bank CA            
Debt to Equity Ratio No Impact
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Question 49
Shareholder = Preference + Equity + Reserves
Funds   Shares   Shares   Surplus
             
  = 500000 + 1500000 + 400000
  = 2400000        
             
Debt = Long term loans      
  = 3000000        
             
Debt to = Debt   / Equity  
Equity Ratio 3000000   / 2400000  
  = 1.25:1        
             
Current Ratio = Current Assets / Current Liabilities
    1200000   / 800000  
             
  = 1.5:1        
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Question 50
Step 1        
Debt = Non Current Liabilities
    250000    
         
Equity = Share Capital + Reserves and Surplus
    1000000 + 240000
         
  = 1240000    
         
Step 2        
Debt to = Debt / Equity
Equity Ratio 250000 / 1240000
         
  = 0.2:1    
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