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Trading & Profit or Loss Account

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The trading account does not:

A

Calculate gross profit

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B

Show the assets of the company

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C

Include the cost of goods sold

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D

Compare the sales with the cost of those sales

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Solution

The correct option is B
Show the assets of the company

The trading account does not show the assets of the company.

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