I'm pretty sure the correct answer is the Balance Sheet. It's the financial report that shows the big picture of the company's financial health. Unless, of course, the company is run by a bunch of magicians who can hide the current assets in their top hats!
The General Ledger? Really? That's like an accountant's secret diary, not a report for the rest of us. Let's keep it simple and go with the Balance Sheet.
Hmm, I think the Profit and Loss Statement would show the total value of current assets. After all, it's the report that tracks the company's income and expenses, right?
The Balance Sheet, of course! It's the financial report that captures the company's assets, liabilities, and equity. How else would you know the total value of current assets?
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