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1. The document provides financial details of an individual named L.C. including income from salary, rent, business, and investments amounting to Tk. 4,24,000. It also lists expenses like food, clothing, children's education, medical etc. totaling Tk. 3,60,400. 2. Additional notes provide context that goods worth Tk. 30,000 are for personal use, goods sold amount to Tk. 10,000, and goods used personally equal Tk. 4,000. 3. The document requests to prepare a statement of income and expenses for L.C. based on the financial details provided and notes.
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