Difference between balance sheet and income statement, Cost Accounting

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(i) Describe the difference between the balance sheet and the income statement in financial statements of companies.

(ii) Give two examples of intangible assets and two examples of fixed assets

(iii) Which of the following represents a liability:

(a) inventory

(b) accounts payable

(d) accounts receivable

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