ACCT 217 Lecture Notes - Lecture 10: Income Statement, Gross Profit, Interest Expense

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Two different forms of income statement: single-step. All data classified into two categories: revenues and expenses: multiple-step. Shows several steps in determining profit or loss. Cost of goods sold operating expenses interest expense. Profit before income tax income tax expense profit. Net sales includes sales (revenues) and the two contra accounts (sales discounts & sales. This shows the companies main revenue producing activities and allows users of the financial statements to see what the companies revenue streams are for the period in question. Gross profit includes net sales less cost of goods sold. Gross profit represents that merchandising profit from the company, but does not include operating expenses. Therefore it does not measure the overall profit for a company. Profit from operations includes gross profit less operating expenses. Profit from operations allows users of the financial statements to evaluate the profitability from the ongoing operations of the business.

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