what are the The Four Basic Financial Statements?
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income statement or profit and loss\nbalance sheet\ncash flow\nretained earnings statement or statement of changes in owner's equity
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The financial statement is just that, it states the companies financial position. It will list, assets, liabilities, A/R, A/P, inventories. This reflects a period of time. If the companies liabilities exceed the assets, then your in trouble.
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Just visit their web site. All of their financial statements are listed: http://www.indofood.co.id/content/index.asp?fuseaction=list_artikel&venue_id=030503&topic_id=1
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Hi Pam,  go to www.accounting.com   there is an accounting forum where you can find what you need.
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Actually it goes on the Cash Flow statement, see the Wikipedia article:\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cash_flow_statement
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Ok, here it comes:\n\nBalance Sheet\nAssets = Liabilities + Equity\n\nIncome Statement\nRevenue - Expenses = Net Income/Net Loss\n\nOnce you know what your net income or loss is, it is added or substracted to/from the company's equity (represented in the Balance Sheet). This is how net income affects the equation, as the equity will increase or decrease, increasing or decreasing your assets.\n\nHope this helps.
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If it is a public company, they are required to file quarterly financial statements with the Securities and Exchange Commission (www.sec.gov).  Look for your Company and their Form 10-Q or Form 10-K filing.\n\nIf it is a private company, you can not other than by getting a look at the bank statement or asking accounting.  There is no publically available information for a private company's cash account.
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There are predictable contents of a standard business plan. For example, a business plan normally starts with an Executive Summary, which should be concise and interesting. People almost always expect to see sections covering the Company, the Market, the Product, the Management Team, Strategy, Implementation and Financial Analysis.\n\nIf you have the main components, the order doesn’t matter that much, but here’s the order I suggest.\n\n1. Executive Summary: Write this last. It’s just a page or two of highlights.\n\n2. Company Description: Legal establishment, history, start-up plans, etc.\n\n3. Product or Service: Describe what you’re selling. Focus on customer benefits.\n\n4. Market Analysis: You need to know your market, customer needs, where they are, how to reach them, etc.\n\n5. Strategy and Implementation: Be specific. Include management responsibilities with dates and budgets. Make sure you can track results.\n\n6. Web Plan Summary: For e-commerce, include discussion of website, development costs, operations, sales and marketing strategies.\n\n7. Management Team: Describe the organization and the key management team members.\n\n8. Financial Analysis: Make sure to include at the very least your projected Profit and Loss and Cash Flow tables.\n\nI don’t recommend developing the plan in the same order you present it as a finished document. For example, although the Executive Summary obviously comes as the first section of a business plan, I recommend writing it after everything else is done. It will appear first, but you write it last.\n\nThere are also some business tables and charts that are normally expected in a standard business plan.\n\nCash flow is the single most important numerical analysis in a plan, and should never be missing. Most plans will also have Sales Forecast and Profit and Loss statements. I believe they should also have separate Personnel listings, projected Balance sheet, projected Business Ratios, and Market Analysis tables.\n\nI also believe that every plan should include bar charts and pie charts to illustrate the numbers.\n\nI also recommend contacting your local SBDC and/or SCORE office. These two organizations are funded by the SBA and provide free business planning advice. You can find your local SCORE here: http://www.score.org/\nYour local SBDC can be found here: http://www.bplans.com/sb/\n\nIf you're interested, here's an expanded plan outline:\n\n1.0 Executive Summary\n1.1 Objectives\n1.2 Mission\n1.3 Keys to Success\n2.0 Company Summary\n2.1 Company Ownership\n2.2 Company History (for ongoing companies) or Start-up Plan (for new companies).\n2.3 Company Locations and Facilities\n3.0 Products and Services\n3.1 Product and Service Description\n3.2 Competitive Comparison\n3.3 Sales Literature\n3.4 Sourcing and Fulfillment\n3.5 Technology\n3.6 Future Products and Services\n4.0 Market Analysis Summary\n4.1 Market Segmentation\n4.2 Target Market Segment Strategy\n4.2.1 Market Needs\n4.2.2 Market Trends\n4.2.3 Market Growth\n4.3 Industry Analysis\n4.3.1 Industry Participants\n4.3.2 Distribution Patterns\n4.3.3 Competition and Buying Patterns\n4.3.4 Main Competitors\n5.0 Strategy and Implementation Summary\n5.1 Strategy Pyramids\n5.2 Value Proposition\n5.3 Competitive Edge\n5.4 Marketing Strategy\n5.4.1 Positioning Statements\n5.4.2 Pricing Strategy\n5.4.3 Promotion Strategy\n5.4.4 Distribution Patterns\n5.4.5 Marketing Programs\n5.5 Sales Strategy\n5.5.1 Sales Forecast\n5.5.2 Sales Programs\n5.6 Strategic Alliances\n5.7 Milestones\n6.0 Web Plan Summary\n6.1 Website Marketing Strategy\n6.2 Development Requirements\n7.0 Management Summary\n7.1 Organizational Structure\n7.2 Management Team\n7.3 Management Team Gaps\n7.4 Personnel Plan\n8.0 Financial Plan\n8.1 Important Assumptions\n8.2 Key Financial Indicators\n8.3 Break-even Analysis\n8.4 Projected Profit and Loss\n8.5 Projected Cash Flow\n8.6 Projected Balance Sheet\n8.7 Business Ratios\n8.8 Long-term Plan
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The link below is the Investor Relation page from their website.  The financial reports can be accessed from there.
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Financial statements are the numerical record of the business decisions made in the past by management.  Financial statements cannot give you a sense of where a business will be in the future.  Only the Management Discussion and Analysis can give you an idea of what business decisions are being made that affect a company's future.
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Finance is the management of money and other assets.
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Learn the fundamentals of accounting here\n\nhttp://www.futureaccountant.com/accounting-process/
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Its not easy to provide every details here, it's just a birds eye view,simply in financial reporting you prepare entries than trial balance and than put those figures in income statement where you get net profit after that you go for final phase of preparing balance sheet in which you analyze assets,liabilities and owner's equity.For all of these and especially for NGO consult any financial accounting books for technical details and procedures.
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http://www.actuaries.org/LIBRARY/Submissions/financial_assetse.cfm\n\nThis provides a decent description for you.\n\nCheers\nAlister\nhttp://www.marketscience.com.au
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Try \nwww.icap.org.pk\nwww.kse.com\nwww.secp.org.pk\n\nOn these sites you would find financial statements of the top companies in Pakistan.
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Earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and Amortization.
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Upto what extend i have understood that question i will clear that in this way there are five basic items in accounting around which the whole accounting cycle travells\n\n1. owner's equity\n2. liabilities\n3. assets\n4. incomes\n5. expenses\n\nif u have more question regarding that please write clearly what u want