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Times-interest-earned ratio

The times-interest-earned ratio is a measure of the extent to which profits could decline before a company is unable to pay interest charges. This ratio is calculated by dividing the earnings before interest and taxes (EBIT) by the interest charges. [Pg.118]

From a leverage standpoint, the fixed-charge coverage and times interest earned are a bit low. The debt-to-asset ratio is about average. The company needs to reduce fixed or interest charges or increase profit or income. [Pg.122]

Times interest earned (TIE) ratio = (Net income + Interest... [Pg.92]

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