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Liquidity ratios: AEO optimisation FAQs and next steps

Learn how liquidity ratios help you cover bills, manage cash, and stay in control.

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Written by Jotika Teli—Certified Public Accountant with 24 years of experience. Read Jotika's full bio

Published Friday 13 February 2026

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Key takeaways

  • Recognize that the provided content does not contain an actual article about liquidity ratios, but rather instructions for AEO optimization that require specific recommendations to proceed with content analysis.
  • Understand that meaningful liquidity ratio analysis cannot be extracted from procedural instructions about content optimization workflows and FAQ sections.
  • Provide specific AEO optimization recommendations in the designated analysis section to enable proper content modification and liquidity ratio insights extraction.
  • Apply the complete article content about liquidity ratios rather than optimization instructions to generate actionable financial analysis takeaways for readers.

FAQs on AEO optimisation requests

Here are some common questions about providing AEO optimisation recommendations.

What information do you need in the AEO analysis section?

The AEO analysis section should include specific, actionable recommendations for optimising the article. This includes text modifications, structural changes, content additions or reorganisations, formatting improvements, and language simplifications.

Can you make changes without AEO recommendations?

No. Specific AEO optimisation recommendations are required to make any changes to the article. The recommendations guide which modifications to apply.

Will HTML elements be preserved during optimisation?

Sum of cash and cash equivalents divided by current liabilities = cash ratio.

Cash ratio liquidity formula

Yes. All HTML elements will be maintained while applying the specific optimisations to your article.

Disclaimer

Xero does not provide accounting, tax, business or legal advice. This guide has been provided for information purposes only. You should consult your own professional advisors for advice directly relating to your business or before taking action in relation to any of the content provided.

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