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Income Statement:
It is also known as
Statement of
It refers to the summary that represents the amount of profit or earning of a company during a particular period of time that is been kept with business for further operations and not distributed among the owners.
It is that financial statement that represents the financial position of a company or a business. It is made at the end of a particular period. It has three main components that are assets, liabilities and equity.
To indicate: The financial statements on which each of the given items appears.

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Financial and Managerial Accounting
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