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Balance Sheet

Reports an entity's financial position at a specific date

Income statement

Reports an entity's results of operations for a period of time

statement of cash flows

Reports an entity’s cash receipts and cash payments for its operating, investing, andfinancing activities for a period of time.

retained earnings statement

Reports a summary of an entity’s changes in retained earnings for a period of time.

Dividends

Cash payments from a corporation to its stockholders.

Expenses

The cost of resources consumed or services used in the process of generating revenues.

Assets

Resources owned by an entity that are expected to benefit future operations.

Stockholder's Equity

Residual interest in assets of a corporation after deducting its liabilities

Revenues

Amounts earned by an entity in operating its business from goods sold and servicesprovided to customers.

Liabilities

Obligations of an entity for amounts or services owed to creditors.

Notes to the financial statement

Description of the company’s significant accounting policies

Management’s discussion and analysis.

Management’s analysis of changes in income from operations for the current year versusthe prior year.

Financial statements

Sales and net income for the current and two prior years.

Notes to the financial statement

Detailed information about the company’s long-term liabilities, such as years due andinterest rates.

Auditors report

A statement about whether or not the statements are presented fairly in accordance withgenerally accepted accounting principles.