Common Size Profit and Loss
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The common size income statement defines all items as a percentage of
Sales
Profit
Expenses
None of these
Common-size income statement will report the revenue and expense amounts as percentages of
Net Sales
Net profit
Net profit
All of these
The total of column of percentage of all the items in common size income statement comes out to
75
50
100
None of these
Refer the data in the table below:
Particulars2005−06Reveue from Operations4, 00, 00, 000Other Income50, 00, 000Purchase of stock in trade40, 00, 000Employee Benefit Expenses10, 00, 000Depreciation and Amortization65, 00, 000Profit before tax2, 35, 00, 000
Apply common size analysis to Other Income
12.50%
10%
20%
None of these
Which of the following is used as base for preparation of common size statements of profit and loss?
False
Partially true
True
None of these
- absolute
- relative
- financial
- non-financial
- absolute
- relative
- financial
- non-financial
- The work done by air resistance increases if the ball bounces more number of times.
- The kinetic energy of the ball increases if the ball bounces more number of times.
- The potential energy of the ball increases as the ball bounces.
- The work done by gravity increases if the ball bounces more number of times.
- →F=3(y^i+x^j)(x2+y2)32
- →F=3(x^i+y^j)(x2+y2)32
- →F=−5r^r
- →F=2r3^r
- False
- True