Author Question: In preparing a common-size balance sheet, you express all account balances as a percentage of (Read 15 times)

ksmithunr · **on:** Feb 5, 2023

Question 1

Common-size statements are especially useful in comparing
◦ companies of the same size.
◦ supplemental information included in the corporate annual report.
◦ companies of different sizes.
◦ a company's performance across time.

Question 2

In preparing a common-size balance sheet, you express all account balances as a percentage of
◦ total assets plus total liabilities minus stockholders' equity.
◦ total liabilities.
◦ total stockholders' equity.
◦ total assets.

gyvette · **Reply #1 on:** Feb 5, 2023

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