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Income Statement
Sometimes called the profit and loss statement, an income statement is one of the three basic financial statements. The Income Statement reports a company's revenues, expenses and the resulting net income or net loss over a specific period of time, such as a calendar quarter. Subcomponents of an income statement include:
- Gross profit
- Operating profit
- Pretax profit and
- Profit after tax
By: Michael C. Dennis