The balance sheet equation
A balance sheet is a photograph of the business on one date: everything it owns (assets), everything it owes (liabilities), and the owner's stake (equity). If the two sides don't match, something is missing or misclassified — this generator checks the equation for you and flags the exact difference.
Quick ratios from your balance sheet
- Working capital = current assets − current liabilities. Negative means a cash crunch risk.
- Current ratio = current assets ÷ current liabilities. Around 1.5–2 is comfortable for most trades.
- Debt-to-equity = total loans ÷ equity. Lenders get nervous above 2.