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PROJECT ON ANALYTICAL REVIEW OF FINANCIAL REPORT

Content Page | Pages A. Introduction 5 B. Brief Overview 6 C. Five main components of Financial Statements 7 4.1. Statements of Financial Position 4.2. Statements of Comprehensive Income 4.3. Statements of Changes in Equity 4.4. Consolidated Cash Flow Statements 4.5. Notes to the Financial Statements D. Company Accounting Policy 5.6. Revenue Recognition 8 5.7. Trade or Other Receivables 8 5.8. Inventories 9 5.9. Property, Plant and Equipment and Depreciation 9 E. Largest Source of Revenue & Expenses 6.10. Largest Source of Revenue 10 6.11. Largest Source of Expenses 11 F. Current Assets 12 7.12. Total value of Current Assets 7.13. Listing of Major Items in Current Assets G. Fixed Assets 8.14. Net Book Value of the Total Fixed Asset 13 8.15. Definition of Net Book Value

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