The Difference Between a Single and Multiple- Step Income Statement

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Multiple Choice

The difference between a single and multiple- step income statement is that:

• A) a single- step income statement calculates net income using one method, whereas a multiple- step income statement calculates net income under two or more methods
• B) a single- step income statement calculates gross profit and operating income, whereas a multiple- step income statement does not
• C) a single- step income statement groups all revenues together and all expenses together, whereas a multiple- step income statement separates certain revenues and expenses from each other and presents subtotals
• D) a single- step income statement shows only one year's net income, whereas a multiple- step income statement shows multiple years' net income

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