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    The document discusses the key components of a company's income statement, including the revenue side which covers income from core operations and other revenue sources. The expense side lists the major expense line items like cost of goods sold, employee expenses, and depreciation. The income statement also shows profit/loss before taxes, other comprehensive income, taxes, and earnings per share (EPS). As an example, the document notes that a company with a net profit after tax of Rs. 604 crores and 5 crore shares outstanding would have an EPS of Rs. 40.

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    The document discusses the key components of a company's income statement, including the revenue side which covers income from core operations and other revenue sources. The expense side lists the major expense line items like cost of goods sold, employee expenses, and depreciation. The income statement also shows profit/loss before taxes, other comprehensive income, taxes, and earnings per share (EPS). As an example, the document notes that a company with a net profit after tax of Rs. 604 crores and 5 crore shares outstanding would have an EPS of Rs. 40.

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    Stock Investing for Individuals

    Income
    Statement

    Revenue Side
    o Revenue from operations
    o Other revenue
    o Break-up of revenue from notes to accounts

    Expense Side
    o Cost of Goods Sold
    o Employees benefit expense
    o Finance costs
    o Depreciation and Amortisation Expense
    o Other Expense
    o Break-up of line items from notes to accounts

    Profit/Loss
    o Profit/Loss before taxes
    o Other comprehensive income
    o Taxes
    o Profit
    o EPS (Earnings Per Share)
    o Loss after taxes

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    Stock Investing for Individuals

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