
Statement Showing King bird Corporation Income Statement As Per IFRS (IAS 1 Presentation Of Financial Statements)
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Particulars |
Amount ( $ ) |
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INCOME FROM OPERATIONS |
( given) |
6285800 |
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Non operating Income: |
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Interest Revenues |
15910 |
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Total Non Operating Income |
15910 |
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Non operating Expenses: |
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Depreciation |
50000 |
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Damage Loss from volconic erruption |
781200 |
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Total Non operating Expenses |
-831200 |
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Income From Continuing Operation |
6285800+15910-831200 |
5470510 |
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Add Income from Extraordinary items |
0 |
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Net Income Before Tax |
5470510 |
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Profit (Loss) for the period from continuing operations Before Tax |
5470510 | |
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Net profit before Tax |
5470510 |
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Less Current Tax @30% |
5470510*30%=1641153 |
-1641153 |
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Net Profit After Tax |
5470510-1641153 |
3829357 |
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Earning per share |
Net Profit After Tax/ total shares outstanding |
0.77 |
| (4961500 shares outstanding) |
(3829357/4961500) |
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