Financial Statements财务报告
% z0 @' ]) c2 C: A0 O( }4 G9 i1 x A financial statement is a written record of the financial condition of a company for its fiscal year. It consists of a balance sheet and an income statement9 `. S2 A" Q2 D/ |6 g; A: m
(also called a profit and loss statement or “P&L”). A balance sheet is a snapshot of the financial affairs of a company at a given point in time, unlike a P&L which
9 W3 t8 s$ `: h% W) F8 d' O shows the results of operations over a period of time. It lists the assets of the company on the left side and liabilities on the right side. When a company is solvent) {7 v( N- c& x% U
its assets exceed its liabilities, and that figure, called the net worth of the company, also appears on the right side of a balance sheet. The basic components of a
B/ N" S; Q( Y9 z' W P&L statement are money received from sales and other sources along with the amount paid out for expenses, taxes, and other costs. The difference between the( r: {2 d6 S5 E9 y
two is called the “bottom line.” If there is more income than expense, the bottom line is profit, if not, there is a loss.
5 F w* s- b2 G$ ]( ]! l 一份财务报告是公司在一个财务年度中关于财务状况的书面记录。它包括资产负债表和收益表(也被称作损益表)。资产负债表是对公司在某一特定时刻上财务的大体状况,而损益表展示了公司在一段时间内的运营成果。资产负债表的左侧列出公司的资产,右侧为负债。当公司的资产大于负债则具备偿债能力,两者的差额称作公司净值,也被列在资产负债表的右侧。损益表的基础组成部分是已到货款和其他收益并带有付出的费用,税金和其他成本。两者的区别被 称作"底线"。如果收益大于费用,底线是利润,如果相反,那就是亏损。 |