Objectives Understand the components of an income statement and prepare an income statement.

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Objectives Understand the components of an income statement and prepare an income statement.

Income Statement Details all the income and expense items for a business over a period of time. Used to calculate the profit/loss. Revenue (income) > expenses = profit Expenses > revenue = loss

Link to Balance Sheet Profit made by the business belongs to owner(s), so it is transferred to the equity section of the balance sheet. Profit increases equity. Losses will reduce the equity of the business.

Income The money received by the business.

Expenses Expenses are amounts paid by the business.

Income Statement for XYZ Business for the period ended 31 December 2015 INCOME$$ Service Income94,600 EXPENSES Salaries25,000 Telephone and Internet 6,500 Water and electricity16,000 Property rates1,000 Insurance7,300 Advertising1,000 Fuel2,500 Stationery412 Bank charges65460,366 PROFIT34,234