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Introduction: Financial statements of any company helps the users of financial statements to analyze the financial position of the firm and make appropriate business decisions. It includes the below mentioned four statements:
- Income statement
- Changes in
retained earnings statement Balance sheet Cash flow statement
To prepare: The probablejournal entry where S utilized the initially invested amount.
2.
Introduction: Financial statements of any company helps the users of financial statements to analyze the financial position of the firm and make appropriate business decisions. It includes the below mentioned four statements:
- Income statement
- Changes in retained earnings statement
- Balance sheet
- Cash flow statement
To prepare:Theincome statement for the period ended on September 30.
3.
Introduction: Financial statements of any company helps the users of financial statements to analyze the financial position of the firm and make appropriate business decisions. It includes the below mentioned four statements:
- Income statement
- Changes in retained earnings statement
- Balance sheet
- Cash flow statement
To comment: If capital expenditure should be recorded on income statement.
4.
Introduction: Financial statements of any company helps the users of financial statements to analyze the financial position of the firm and make appropriate business decisions. It includes the below mentioned four statements:
- Income statement
- Changes in retained earnings statement
- Balance sheet
- Cash flow statement
To prepare: Classified balance sheet and mention the items that would matter to a banker.
5.
Introduction: Financial statements of any company helps the users of financial statements to analyze the financial position of the firm and make appropriate business decisions. It includes the below mentioned four statements:
- Income statement
- Changes in retained earnings statement
- Balance sheet
- Cash flow statement
To prepare: Memo explaining if a banker would grant loan to the company.
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