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An annual report
Annual financial statements are the financial statements dated as of the company's fiscal year-end and reports the results of the previous 12 months of activities. Interim financial statements are the financial statements prepared for those periods of time (monthly, quarterly, etc.) between the company's annual financial statements. Assume a company has a June 30th fiscal year-end. The company would issue annual financial statements dated 06/30/07, 06/30/08, etc. However, the company's 09/30, 12/31, and 03/31 quarterly financials would be termed interim financials.
Gerald I. White has written: 'AIMR annual report supplement to accompany The analysis and use of financial statements' -- subject(s): Financial statements
A company that is publicly owned is required to issue an annual report to stockholders. The annual report includes a wide variety of financial information and a discussion and analysis of operations by management. Many of the financial disclosures found in an annual report are required by regulatory bodies such as the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and the Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB). A typical annual report will contain sections on financial statements, letter to shareholders, footnotes to the financial statements, and an auditor's report.
As of their most recent annual report (2011), the financial statements of Barnes & Noble, Inc. were audited by the accounting firm BDO USA, LLP
If the company is publicly owned and must submit financial statements to the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), an annual financial audit is a basic requirement
Brian Stanko has written: 'Annual Report' 'Understanding the corporate annual report' -- subject(s): Corporation reports, Financial statements
Subway is a privately held company. They do not publicly release their financial statements. Brian
Interim dividends are the dividend payments a company makes before the Annual General Meeting and final financial statements.
The GAO does serve, however, as the principal auditor for the U.S. government's annual consolidated financial statements, and in 2005 devoted 15 percent of its workload to financial audits.
According to their annual report, Target generally uses the accelerated depreciation method.
Unilever's 2008 Annual Report is a 165 page PDF document that can be found by asking a search engine to find "Unilever Annual Report 2008".