Based on your knowledge of GAAP, evaluate the financial statements you have prepared. How do you think the business is doing in its first year of operations? Would you invest in this business? Why or Why not
Dear student,
What reports you have prepared that you could have uploaded
But still
On the basis of ratios.
Debt equity ratio
Current ratio
Earning per share
Returns on total assets
Continue growth in net profit
How much company is having liquidity
This all should be checked in the financial statements
Before investment
As your report is not available so
Gave the points to b checked
Hope this will help you
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