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Financial Statement: The term financial statement as used in accounting refers to two statements which
the accountant prepares at the end of a accounting period. These statements are including:
Position Statement: It shows the true position of the assets and liabilities of the business on a particular
date. It is a statement of assets and liabilities.
Income Statement: It shows the net result of the business in the form of profit or loss in an accounting
year. Profit and Loss A/c is also known as Income Statement. It also includes Trading A/c.
Important Note:
Contingent Liabilities: This is not a actual liability but this is treated as hypothetical liability, which is
depend upon occurrence or not occurrence of future definite event. It is shown in foot note of the
balance sheet. Examples of contingent liabilities are:
Foot Note:
Contingent Liabilities
Income Statements:
Particulars Amount
Gross Sales XXX
Less: Sales Returns (xxx)