Intermediate Accounting (16th Edition)

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ISBN 10: 1118743202
ISBN 13: 978-1-11874-320-1

Chapter 4 - Income Statement and Related Information - Review and Practice - Questions - Page 179: 11

Answer

Advantages: a. The single-step approach simplifies the presentation of the income statement. b. The single-step method does not prioritize revenues and expenses; thus, it mitigates problems relating to their classification. Disadvantages: a. The single-step income statement does satisfactorily disclose particulars relating to various expenses. b. The single-step income statement does not distinguish the operating and nonoperating transactions.

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Advantages: a. The single-step approach simplifies the presentation of the income statement. b. The single-step method does not prioritize revenues and expenses; thus, it mitigates problems relating to their classification. Disadvantages: a. The single-step income statement does satisfactorily disclose particulars relating to various expenses. b. The single-step income statement does not distinguish the operating and nonoperating transactions.
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