Auditor's Statement

Every company must have their year end financial statement audited by a certified public accountant that is also “independent” to the company. The year end report for a public company is called the 10-K report. In the report one can see the balance sheet and income statement as well as other important details which management felt necessary to include. The annual report has a “going concern” section where it describes the auditor’s opinion of the financial statements. Important details include the companies financial statements are “described fairly” and “in conformity with GAAP”.

 

 
                                        Hazardous  Stocks      
Factors Affecting Income Statment Stock Based Compensation
Auditors Statement Law Suits Qualitative Factors
Earning Restatements Revenue Growth Quantitative Factors
Evaluating Management Shares Outstanding and Dilution  


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