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Express the Balance Sheets/Financial Position and Income Statement in common-size percents, using Year 2019 as base year. Round percents to one decimal. Do not put the percent when writing your answer. Refer to the format given      Common-Size Comparative Financial Position In %   At December 31 2021 2020 2019 Assets       Cash

Express the Balance Sheets/Financial Position and Income Statement in common-size percents, using Year 2019 as base year. Round percents to one decimal. Do not put the percent when writing your answer. Refer to the format given      Common-Size Comparative Financial Position In %   At December 31 2021 2020 2019 Assets       Cash

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING
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Express the Balance Sheets/Financial Position and Income Statement in common-size percents, using Year 2019 as base year. Round percents to one decimal. Do not put the percent when writing your answer. Refer to the format given 

 

 

Common-Size Comparative Financial Position

In %

 

At December 31

2021

2020

2019

Assets

 

 

 

Cash

 

 

 

 
financial position Assets current assets cash and bank balances accounts recievable and other assets (net) inventories contract assets Total current assets non-current assets accounts recievable and other assets rights of use assets contact assets property and equipment intagible assets total non-current assets Total assets Liabilities and equity Liabilities current liabilities accounts payable and other liabilities current portion of term loans deferred revenue Total current liabilities non-current liabilities lease liabilities non-current portion of term loans provision for employees end of service benefits Total non-current liabilities Total liabilities Equity share capital treasury shares treasury shares reserve share premium statutory reserve retained earnings Total equity Total liabilities and equity 2019 10,239 8,569 10,388 22,106 15,760 16,424 2,856 1,665 1,604 4,433 5,422 35,231 30,427 33,836 2020 2021 3,366 1,640 12,763 12,253 1,540 1,523 2,418 13,572 52,042 65,430 57,265 15,337 13,581 11,860 83,508 95,304 97,238 118,739 125,731 131,076 23,453 30,731 32,503 3,506 3,125 3,191 1,705 1,747 2,559 25,967 35,505 35,553 9,343 7,819 349 35,500 -754 -6 3,032 12,282 5,051 2,483 9,220 10,729 371 439 17,511 14,642 45,478 50,245 35,500 -754 -6 13,651 52,204 36,800 -754 -6 3,032 3,032 12,823 13,380 20,907 23,588 26,420 72,261 75,483 78,872 118,739 125,731 131,076
Transcribed Image Text:financial position Assets current assets cash and bank balances accounts recievable and other assets (net) inventories contract assets Total current assets non-current assets accounts recievable and other assets rights of use assets contact assets property and equipment intagible assets total non-current assets Total assets Liabilities and equity Liabilities current liabilities accounts payable and other liabilities current portion of term loans deferred revenue Total current liabilities non-current liabilities lease liabilities non-current portion of term loans provision for employees end of service benefits Total non-current liabilities Total liabilities Equity share capital treasury shares treasury shares reserve share premium statutory reserve retained earnings Total equity Total liabilities and equity 2019 10,239 8,569 10,388 22,106 15,760 16,424 2,856 1,665 1,604 4,433 5,422 35,231 30,427 33,836 2020 2021 3,366 1,640 12,763 12,253 1,540 1,523 2,418 13,572 52,042 65,430 57,265 15,337 13,581 11,860 83,508 95,304 97,238 118,739 125,731 131,076 23,453 30,731 32,503 3,506 3,125 3,191 1,705 1,747 2,559 25,967 35,505 35,553 9,343 7,819 349 35,500 -754 -6 3,032 12,282 5,051 2,483 9,220 10,729 371 439 17,511 14,642 45,478 50,245 35,500 -754 -6 13,651 52,204 36,800 -754 -6 3,032 3,032 12,823 13,380 20,907 23,588 26,420 72,261 75,483 78,872 118,739 125,731 131,076
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