Income Statement Components

Income Statement

There are four financial statements that are prepared during an accounting year. In this article, we will focus our attention on the Income Statement.… Read Article
Accounting Cycle

Accounting Cycle

What is the Accounting Cycle?The person maintaining the accounting cycle defines it as a systematic process of recognizing, analyzing, and posting the various events… Read Article
Month-over-Month

Month-over-Month

Month Over Month GrowthMonth-over-month growth shows the change in the value of a statistic as a percentage of the previous month’s value. This method… Read Article
Year over Year Growth

Year-over-Year (YoY) Growth

Year-over-Year compares a value for one period to the value for the same period the subsequent year. This period may be a month, a… Read Article
LTM Revenue

LTM Revenue

LTM: MeaningLTM (Last Twelve months) is also titled trailing or rolling twelve months (TTM). It accounts for the company’s financial performance by going through… Read Article
Three Statement Model

Three Statement Model

What is a Three Statement Model?The three-statement model is a fundamental financial analysis tool used by businesses and investors to evaluate the financial health… Read Article
Limitations of Financial Statements

Limitations of Financial Statements

The primary limitations of financial statements are their heavy reliance on historical costs, indifference to inflation, being prone to fraud, being easily manipulated, etc.… Read Article
Financial Statement Notes

Financial Statement Notes

Financial Statement Notes / FootnotesFinancial statement notes are the additional important information apart from the basic three financial statements. These notes to financial statements… Read Article
Types of Financial Statements

Types of Financial Statements

There are three basic types of financial statements. We categorize another two important parts of an annual report as financial statements. Let’s begin our… Read Article
Net Profit

Net Profit

Net Profit is a measure of the profitability of the company after taking into consideration all costs incurred during an accounting period. Other names… Read Article