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Two companies, Company A and Company B, operate in the same industry. Company A
reports higher profits than Company B. Upon further analysis, it is discovered that Company
A capitalizes a significant portion of its operating expenses, while Company B spends all
operating expenses immediately. Analyze the implications of these accounting practices on the
financial statements and compare the financial performance of both companies.
Company A
Company B
Revenue
Rs 20,00,000
Revenue
Rs 18,00,000
A Operating Expenses
(after capitalization)
Rs 12,00,000
Operating Expenses
(after capitalization)
Rs 15,00,000
Non-Operating
Expenses
Rs 1,00,000
Non-Operating
Expenses
Rs 80,000
Net Income
Rs 8,00,000
Net Income
Rs 2,20,000
Total Assets
Rs 50,00,000
Total Assets
Rs 45,00,000
Total Liabilities
Rs 20,00,000
Total Liabilities
Rs 18,00,000

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