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Concept Introduction:
To Prepare: Classified balance sheet.
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Concept Introduction:Balance sheet is the statement which makes a record of all assets and liabilities on a particular date. Balance sheet shows value of assets and liabilities on closing date of year.
To Calculate: Current Ratio.
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Concept Introduction:Balance sheet is the statement which makes a record of all assets and liabilities on a particular date. Balance sheet shows value of assets and liabilities on closing date of year. Current ratio is calculated by dividing the current assets by the current liabilities. It is Helps Company to measure the liquidity.
To State: Whether Company is liquid or not and other factors to determine liquidity.

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