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Prepare common size income statement  particulars.                                            31/3/15.              31/3/14 revenue from operations.                      3000000.            2000000  other income (% of  revenue)              12%.                   20% expenses (% of revenue ).                    70%.                  60% tax.                                                        40%.                  40%
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