Differences between discrete and integral views


Problem:

A partnership uses Form 1065 to calculate the partnership's income or loss, then divides that income or loss between its partners using Schedules K-1. What are the advantages of this approach as opposed to the individuals completing separate Schedules C on their individual income tax returns to report the same business activity?

What benefits does the statement of cash flows provide readers of the financial statements that the balance sheet or income statement do not?

Are all companies required to file interim financial reports? Explain the differences between discrete and integral views and list an example for each view.

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