Concept Introduction:
An adjusting entry is a
Requirement 1:
1. Preparation of adjusting entries as January 31.
Concept Introduction:
Multiple Income Statement:
The income statement which classifies the items of revenues and expenses during an accounting period into different categories like gross profit, operating and non-operating revenues and expenses is called a multiple income statement.
Requirement 2:
To prepare:
Prepare a multiple-step income statement for the year ended January 31.
Concept Introduction:
Single step Income statement:
It is one of the two generally used income statements. In this type the Net Income is found by only one subtraction.
Requirement 3:
To prepare:
Prepare a single-step income statement for the year ended January 31.
Concept Introduction:
A ratio that measures the company's ability to pay off short and long term obligations are known as current ratio.
Acid test ratio:
A ratio that measures the company's ability to cover current liabilities using the short term assets is known as acid test ratio.
Gross margin ratio:
A profitability ratio that measures how company sells its inventory is known as gross margin ratio.
Requirement 4:
To Compute:
Computation of current ratio, acid-test ratio and gross margin ratio

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