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3.5.1 Interpretation of financial statements & 3.5.2 Ratio analysis GapFill
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If a business is limited company (Ltd) or limited company (plc) then at the end of every financial year the business must prepare full statutory annual .
Statutory accounts must include:
A statement of income, which is also known as a profit and loss account. This will show details of the made by the business over the financial year, together with any costs or profits. In some cases costs will have exceeded revenues and the business will have made a .
A statement of position, which is also known as a sheet. This is a snapshot in time and will show, on the day the accounts were prepared, everything the business owns and everything it owes. This statement might include items such as fixed and current , and current and non-current .