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Profit and Loss Statements
What does it mean?
Profit and Loss Statements are similar to income statements. They maintain a record of a business’s net income and costs for any given period of time as well as the ability of the company to generate profits in synchronization with other factors.
Points to remember
- These statements are usually used to evaluate a company’s performance at any point of time.
- They also help in analysing the cash flow of the company while helping the company regulate it and invest better.
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