A company that has a ratio below one may not have the assets necessary to cover the debt if bankruptcy were to occur. However, companies need to make sure that that number does not go too high because it could mean that they have too much idle cash and should be investing. The current ratio for H&R Block in 2004 was 1...
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The current ratio for H&R Block in 2004 was 1.20 and 1.39 in 2005. These numbers show that H&R Block's assets are greater then the debt. Collegiate Funding Services ratio for 2004 was .99 and 1.004 in 2005. In 2004, Collegiate Funding Services did not have enough assets to cover the company's debt. This number was improved in 2005 due to either asset increasing or debt was paid off...
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