Profit and lose statement Flashcards
The income statement summarizes
a company’s revenue and other income, expenses, losses,
and bottom-line profit or loss for a period.
top billing over the
other two primary financial statements (the balance sheet and the statement of cash flows),
referred to informally as the
Profit & Loss or P&L statement, although these titles are seldom used in external financial
Financial reporting standards demand that
an income statement be presented in quarterly
and annual financial reports to owners
Financial reporting standards demand
that an income statement be presented in quarterly
and annual financial reports to owners
income statement reporting requires a
company to show the cost of goods
(products) sold as a separate expense
company to show the cost of goods
(products) sold as a separate expense
The difference must be reported as gross
margin
gross
margin (or gross profit). Therefore, the
condensed income statement should be
expanded as follows:
Income Statement for Year Sales revenue $26,000,000 Cost of goods sold 14,300,000 Gross margin $11,700,000 Other expenses 10,010,000 Net income $1,690,000