if fiscal year is Feb-Jan, is income statement of 2004 is between Feb'03-Jan'04 or Feb'04-Jan'05? See detail.
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it is the calendar year prior. so a fiscal ended in anything 05 would be a 2004 year.
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This is total earnings...Sorry I couldn't find just Japanese figures.  2005 EARNINGS: $1,495,447.  Nearly 350,000 so far this year.
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Depends upon the source of the large sum. In most cases, it's 2006, not 2005.
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Probably not.  Most forms for the current year are not available until the fall.  Keep checking with the IRS to see when you can order them.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Income_statement\n\nIncome statements for companies indicate how Net Revenue (money received from the sale of products and services before expenses are taken out, also known as the "top line") is transformed into Net Income (the result after all revenues and expenses have been accounted for, also known as the "bottom line"). The purpose of the income statement is to show managers and investors whether or not the company made or lost money during the period being reported.
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This is an Income Statement that describes the operating performance of a Company for over a period of time (in this case quarterly).  A Balance Sheet will show a snap shot of the financial position of a Company at a fixed point in time.  \n\nIt's hard to say whether this is a "good" company without more context but the revenue growth is strong (good) but the Company is losing money in every quarter.  The most concerning aspect of this is the negative Gross Profit.  That's hard to recover from unless the Company can show substantial continued revenue growth and a large percentage of the "Cost of Revenue" is fixed - i.e. the costs do not increase in line with revenue.
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Aakash, the results are published in Employment Times. Keep a watch out. Also check out the NIC.in website for related announcements.
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http://finance.yahoo.com/q/is?s=GM&annual
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Hey,\nit will be issued generally in month of Jan/Feb of every year.
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Your ending balance from January is your beginning balance for February and so on.  Your keeping track of your expense or income or whatever for each month.  Not sure if that helps you or not!
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No it got passed about a year and a half ago.  Most companies did their first financial reports under is this past year.
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April 17th is the due date for NYS income tax, same as federal. Normally it is April 15, but the 15th and 16th fall on a weekend this year.
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Jan 20th.  Used to be in March, but that made for too long of a lame duck session if the previous Pres. wasn't re-elected, so they changed it to Jan.
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depends on which state...\n\nWA  - 31 Jan\nQLD - 29 Jan\nNT - 29 Jan\nSA - 29 Jan\nNSW - 29 Jan  \nTAS - 14 Feb\nACT - 2 Feb \nVIC - 30 Jan
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Income statements contains information about your revenue and your expenses. When you reduce your revenue with your expenses, you'll get profit or loss. \n\nBalance sheets contains information about your assets, liabilities and capital. Your profits or loss value from the income statement will be incorporated in your capital calculation and make your capital either increasing (profit) or decreasing (loss).\n\nRetained earnings statement is generally used for accounting in corporations, where the owner is more than one. Because the owner is more than one, your income statement value has to be divided for each owner at the last month of your accounting period. To make it not confused with your current income statement which will keep changing at time to time, your income statement value at the last month of the period is transferred to the retained earnings statement.\n\nThe statement of cash flows will calculate the difference between your cash in and cash out. The difference will be considered as the amount of your available cash right now (either in your bank or in your pocket). It will be included in your balance sheets calculation as assets.
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Go to IRS.gov on January 18th and do it there, it should be in PDF Format.
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2002  80,000 - 19,000 = 61,000 correct income\n2003 103,000 + 19,000 - 18,000 = 104,000 correct income\n2004 120,000 +18,000 = 138,000 correct income\n\nAt 12-31-2002 Accrued Salaries Account is understated by 19,000 and Retained Earnings in overstated by 19,000