How to Read a Financial Report |
Contents
INTRODUCTION INSIDE FRONT COVER | |
JUST WHAT DOES THE BALANCE SHEET SHOW? 22 | |
THE STATEMENT OF CHANGES IN SHAREHOLDERS EQUITY 36 | |
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accounts receivable Accrued expenses Actual Amounts Additional paid-in capital available-for-sale securities balance-sheet date book value booklet Calculation cash flows changes in shareholders common share common shareholders common stock equivalents CONSOLIDATED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS convertible securities cost of sales currency translation adjustments current assets current liabilities Current portion debentures Dividend Yield Earnings per Common earnings per share extraordinary items extraordinary loss fair market value financial report financial statements footnotes foreign currency translation gains on available-for-sale Gross margin holders income statement income taxes Income taxes payable intangible assets interest expense inventory investors long-term debt long-term liabilities market price Net income Notes payable Operating income operating margin P/E ratio paid par value payment Per-Share Amounts plant and equipment portion of long-term preferred dividends preferred stock prepaid expenses profit quick assets retained earnings share of common sold statement of cash statement of changes Treasury stock Typical Manufacturing Typical's balance sheet Unrealized gain