A report of basic accounting data that helps investors understand a firm's financial history and activities.
A brief summary of a person's assets, liabilities and earnings records.
A financial statement is a written record provided by the bank which records your financial circumstances and transactions. The financial statement generally includes a record of the money entering your account, the money paid out and your current balance.
A Financial Statement is a written record provided by the bank which records your financial circumstances. The financial statement generally includes a record of all the money you have had come into you account, and all the money you have paid out.
The financial report covering a period of time (month or year) that summarizes the income and expenses ("Income and Expense Reports") and assets and liabilities ("Balance Sheet").
A general term which could include a Balance Sheet, Income Statement, statement of Changes in Financial Condition, or any of the reports on a company's finances which are generally included in the Annual report.
a detailed accounting of income and expenses
a document (in most cases a bank statement), which exhibits proof that you are capable of maintaining your education in USA even if you do not have an assistantship
a form set out in the Supreme Court Rules of Court which requires each party to itemize their income and assets, expenses and debts
a specific kind of financial report
a written report that reflects the financial condition of an individual or business
Any of several types of broad reports regarding a company's financial status; most often used in reference to balance sheets, income statements, and/or statements of cash flows.
A report summarizing the financial condition or financial results of a business on any date or for any period.
The report provided by a company on its financial performance using accounting standards. A company's financial statement consists of a profit and loss account, a balance sheet (i.e. assets and liabilities) and a cash flow statement.
A written report of the financial condition of a firm. Financial statements include balance sheet, income statement, statement of changes in net worth and statement of cash flow.
a list of assets and liabilities that will show your net worth or equity
Documents, which show the financial situation of a company. Two basic statements are required for the purposes of getting information necessary to conduct a business and to receive financing: profit and loss account (income statement) and balance sheet.
An accounting statement detailing financial data on your organization, including income from all sources, expenses, assets and liabilities (Note: If available, most grantmaking organizations prefer to received financial statements that have been prepared and certified by a professional auditor).
A formal accounting report of an entity, such as a balance sheet, statement of accounts, statement of operations etc.
A balance sheet which the surety requires the applicant for a bond (particularly a contractor) to furnish, setting forth the financial position as of a given time or period.
A presentation of financial information derived from the accounting records. Financial statements include a Balance Sheet, Income Statement (or Profit and Loss Statement), and Cash Flow Statement.
A comprehensive list of a person's assets, income, and debts.
s are a presentation of financial information including accompanying notes derived from accounting records to communicate for a period of time an entity's results of its operations and cash flows and at a point of time its financial position.
(Sometimes called an Income Statement.) A report on all the income and expenses for a corporation.
A statement in writing often required of a borrower of money from a bank, stating fully all of the borrower's assets, liabilities and net worth.
A balance sheet which the surety requires of an applicant for a bond (particularly a contractor), setting forth his/her financial position as of a given time or period.
The income and expenditure account for an organisation, showing the most recent full year (sometimes three-year) picture, independently audited to demonstrate fiscal and legal probity. Possible funders may well also demand to see a balance sheet, showing capital and any other assets, and also accounts for any trust or foundation associated with the organisation that is applying for support.
A formal statement of the financial status and net worth of a person or company, setting forth and classifying assets and liabilities as of a specified date.
A document which sets out the assets, income, expenses and debts of a person or company to allow a third person to assess that person or corporation's financial health (i.e. when considering lending money to that person or corporation).
Is a report to give an overview of any movements on an account.
A summary of facts showing an individual's or company's financial condition. For individuals, it states their assets and liabilities as of a given date. For a company it should include a Profit and Loss Statement (P&L) for a certain period of time and balance sheet, stating assets and liabilities as of a given date.
A document, usually prepared by an accountant, which reflects a business' (or individual's) assets, liabilities and financial condition.
A detailed account of income and expenses for a fixed period of time, and of assets and liabilities at a particular time. Individuals, properties, and businesses all have their own financial statements.
A series of documents prepared by or for an organization regarding its financial status as of a certain date. The financial statement includes, but may not be limited to, a balance sheet, profit and loss statement and other pertinent exhibits.
A compilation of a borrower's assets, liabilities and earnings records.
written record of the financial status of an individual, association, or business organization. The financial statement includes a balance sheet and an income statement and may also include a statement of cash flows.
Any of several reports generated from an accounting system including a balance sheet, income statement, cash flow statement, etc.
final report reflecting financial results and position for a given period in accordance with accounting practice
A written statement of financial status (or "net worth") that lists and compares assets and liabilities.
An accounting statement showing assets and liabilities of a person or company. Used generally for large mortgage loans or other instances when the credit report (history of payment of debts) in itself is not sufficient.
A written account of a firm's operations that often indicates the financial health of a company. It's comprised of an income (or profit and loss) statement and a statement of financial condition indicating the firm's assets, liabilities and net worth.
A written statement of the financial position of a person or company, showing total assets and liabilities as of a certain date. Many lenders require a financial statement as part of a loan application.
Written account of the financial condition of your company; includes balance sheet and income statement.
A periodic report, normally produced annually, detailing a company's financial position and its progress. Usually composed of a balance sheet, profit and loss account, and source and application of funds statement.
A record of the financial status of an individual, company or association. The financial statement includes a balance sheet, an income statement and may also include other financial analysis such as a cash flow statement. See: Balance Sheet; Income Statement
The disclosure of the financial results of a firm's operations. It involves the balance sheet, profit and loss statement, and associated information.
A financial report that includes a balance sheet, income statement, and statement of cash flows.
Written records concerning the financial circumstances of a business organization. Such a statement generally includes balance sheets, changes in retained earnings, profit and loss statements, cash flows, and other forms of financial analysis that are beneficial to management.
Report that shows income and expenses for an accounting period and normally consists of a balance sheet, income statement and statement of cash flows.
A report containing financial information derived from an organizational accounting record.