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FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
1.Balance Sheet
2.Net Income Statement (Net Profit/Loss Stat.)
3.Cashflow Tables (Cashflow Statement)
The Balance Sheet
(the continental standard)
The Balance Sheet depicts the value and the structure of the property (assets) of a company and how these assets are financed (sources of finance).
The Balance Sheet
(the anglo-saxon standard)
The Balance Sheet depicts the financial situation of a company, measuring how healthy and profitable the company actually is. The balance sheet is about:
- Liquidities representing the company’s capacity to meet its obligations (short-term meaning),
- Financial health (a long-term vision). The financial health reflects the competitiveness of a company and its ability to secure its future, support its marketing efforts and use of technology while maintaining and expanding its operations.
Another Balance Sheet. Do you recognize the name of the Company?
Australian Government Annual Report
Net Income Statement
Other names: profit and loss account (profit/loss account), profit and loss statement (P&L), revenue statement, statement of financial performance, earnings statement, operating statement, statement of operations
Net Income Statement shows the company's revenues and expenses during a particular period
UNAUDITED FULL YEAR 2008 FINANCIAL STATEMENT AND DIVIDEND ANNOUNCEMENTProfit & Loss Statement
The statement below could be also called P&L.
Profit & Loss Statement and Patient Visits Per Week
Cashflow Statement
Cashflow statement shows how a company collects cash and how this collected cash is being disposed.
Another Cashflow statement (probably charity/education org.)
