Common-sized (i.e., information presented as percentages instead of monetary amounts) Income Statements for the 3 most recent years in the most recent annual report for your selected corporation. Most annual reports include common-sized Income Statements. If your corporation does not, then you create the common-sized Income Statements by dividing each component of the Income Statement by the total Sales or Revenue monetary amount. You can do this in Excel, but be certain that you format it so that when you copy and paste the information into a Word document that it fits. Discuss the trends that you see. Cite the exact pages that you use from the annual report. Include the annual report as a reference item.
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1. Common-sized (i.e., information presented as percentages
instead of monetary amounts) Income Statements for the 3 most
recent years in the most recent annual report for your selected
corporation. Most annual reports include common-sized Income
Statements. If your corporation does not, then you create the
common-sized Income Statements by dividing each component
of the Income Statement by the total Sales or Revenue monetary
amount. You can do this in Excel, but be certain that you format
it so that when you copy and paste the information into a Word
document that it fits. Discuss the trends that you see. Cite the
exact pages that you use from the annual report. Include the
annual report as a reference item.
