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Concept Introduction:
Income Statement: An income statement is a financial report that shows the financial performance of a business entity during a particular time period. Income statements are prepared by assessing the income and expenditure of the operating and non-operating activities. It shows the net
Statement of owner’s equity: The statement of owner’s equity is mostly prepared by a sole proprietorship to present the changes in the capital investment of the individual/owner/proprietor during a particular time period. Generally, the income earned is added to the opening balance and the owner’s drawings are subtracted which results in the closing balance in the capital account.
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To identify: The items of income statement, balance sheet, statement of owner’s equity and statement of cash flows.

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