H&R Block Current Ratio Growth & History (HRB)

H&R Block's current ratio was 1.13 for fiscal 2026.

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H&R Block annual current ratio history

H&R Block annual current ratio

Fiscal yearPeriod endedCurrent ratioChangeGrowth
20262026-06-301.130.24+26.56%
20252025-06-300.90−0.37−29.41%
20242024-06-301.270.00+0.26%
20232023-06-301.26−0.12−8.74%
20222022-06-301.39−0.73−34.54%
2021 · Jun 302021-06-302.12
2021 · Apr 302021-04-301.46−0.50−25.40%
20202020-04-301.96−0.20−9.29%
20192019-04-302.16−0.08−3.69%
20182018-04-302.240.81+56.47%
20172017-04-301.430.26+22.06%
20162016-04-301.17−0.40−25.28%
20152015-04-301.570.23+16.72%
20142014-04-301.350.12+10.01%
20132013-04-301.220.23+23.61%
20122012-04-300.99−0.31−24.07%
20112011-04-301.300.16+14.25%
20102010-04-301.140.07+6.44%
20092009-04-301.07

H&R Block current ratio trends

Over the last five fiscal years, H&R Block's current ratio decreased from 2.12 to 1.13, a change of −0.98. The latest reported quarter, Q4 2026, shows 1.13.

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What the current ratio means

The current ratio compares short-term assets with obligations due within roughly one year. A higher ratio generally indicates more short-term balance-sheet coverage, but normal levels vary by industry and business model.

Calculation and source

How the current ratio is calculated

TickerStat calculates the current ratio as SEC-reported current assets divided by SEC-reported current liabilities for the same balance-sheet date. Periods without a positive current-liability value are omitted. Fiscal periods can differ from calendar years, so exact period-end dates are included.

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