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Common-size Income Statement: Income statement is a part of financial statements that report the income and expenses of the business in an accounting period. When that income and expenses are not listed with the actual amount but only as the percentage of total revenue than it is called common size income statement. It is a valuation toll, used to compare different companies in the same industry.
Net Income: The outcome of the income statement that is the excess of a total of all revenues over the total of all expenses is called net income. It is also called net profit and reflects that the company has earned more amount than the amount it has spent in an accounting period.
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To Prepare: Common-size income statement for company C and A.
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Company that earns more net income?
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Company’s net income is a higher percentage of its net sales revenue?
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