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To indicate: The statements as multi-step income statements or single-step income statements. Introduction: When items are reported differently in detail along with their subtotal, it is made under a multi-step income statement. Single step income statement makes two broad classifications of revenue and expenses and makes a single subtotal for expenses. Multi-step income statement. Single-step income statement. Multi-step income statement. Multi-step income statement. Sales are classified as gross sales, sales discounts, and sales returns and allowances whereas selling expenses, general and administrative expenses are sub-classified in detail. Revenue and expenses are recorded in a single-step income statement by representing information through broad categories. Gross profit is not recorded separately in a single-step income statement but is represented in a multi-step income statement by subtracting the cost of goods sold from net sales. Income from operations is calculated under the multi-step income statement by subtracting total operating expenses from gross profit. Other revenue and gains are written separately which is then subtracted from income from operations.

To indicate: The statements as multi-step income statements or single-step income statements. Introduction: When items are reported differently in detail along with their subtotal, it is made under a multi-step income statement. Single step income statement makes two broad classifications of revenue and expenses and makes a single subtotal for expenses. Multi-step income statement. Single-step income statement. Multi-step income statement. Multi-step income statement. Sales are classified as gross sales, sales discounts, and sales returns and allowances whereas selling expenses, general and administrative expenses are sub-classified in detail. Revenue and expenses are recorded in a single-step income statement by representing information through broad categories. Gross profit is not recorded separately in a single-step income statement but is represented in a multi-step income statement by subtracting the cost of goods sold from net sales. Income from operations is calculated under the multi-step income statement by subtracting total operating expenses from gross profit. Other revenue and gains are written separately which is then subtracted from income from operations.

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