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Definition
A report (quarterly/annual) that depicts the operating performance of a company.
Line item #1
Net Revenues: Total dollar payment for goods and services.
Line item #2
COGS: direct cost of manufacturing/procurement.
Line Item #3
Gross Profit: Revenues - COGS
Line item #4
SG&A: Non-manufacturing/procurement operating costs (Payroll, wages, commissions, etc.)
Line item #5
R&D: Costs with developing new products or procedures
Line Item #6
EBITDA: Earnings Before Interest Taxes Debt & Amortization
Line Item #7
Depreciation and Amortization
Line Item #8
Other Operating Expenses/income: Operating expenses not allocated to COGS, SG&A, R&D, D&A
Line item #9
Operating Profit (EBIT): Earnings Before Interest & Taxes
Line Item #10
Interest Expense: Amount paid on a debt owed.
Line item #11
Interest Income: Company's income from cash holdings/investments
Line Item #12
Non-operating Items: Items peripheral to core operations. Gains/Losses on Investments, Revaluations.
Line Item #13
Income Tax Expense: Tax liability of company
Line item #14
Net Income: EBIT-Net interest Expense-Other Non-operating Income-Taxes.
Line Item #15
Basic Earnings Per Share (EPS): Net Income/Basic Weighted Average Shares Outstanding
Line Item #16
Diluted EPS: Net Income/Diluted Weighted Average Shares Outstanding
Revenue
Proceeds from the sale of goods and services.
How revenue is measured in long-term projects
Percentage of Completion Method: Revenues recognized on the basis of % of total work completed during the accounting period.
COGS
Direct costs, Cost of Goods Sold
Gross Profit
Profit only after direct expenses (COGS) have been accounted for.
SG&A
Operating expenses not included in COGS or directly associated with the production or procurement of the product/service.
R&D
Costs associated with Research and Development
Depreciation Expense
Annual expense of a depreciating asset
Annual Depreciation Expense formula
Original cost - Salvage Value / Useful life
Most common method of depreciation
Straight-Line. Cost/Useful life
Other forms of accelerated depreciation
Declining balance
Sum of years digits
Units of production
Amortization Expense
Depreciation but for intangible assets
Stock Based Compensation Expense
Stock options/Restricted stock
Other Operating Expenses/Income
Gains/Losses on sale of fixed assets
Gains/Losess from a legal settlement
Restructuring expenses and severance costs
Losses due to inventory spoilage
Non-Operating Income and Expenses
Income and expenses not tied to the core operations of the business
Other Non-operating Items
Anything else not mentioned below operating profit
Tax Expense
Taxes paid, often not accurate due to ability to defer taxes
Net Income
Represents income after all expenses, final measure of profitability
Shares Outstanding
Number of shares of common stock outstanding. Shares issued - Treasury Stock
Treasury stock
Stock repurchased by company
Basic shares outstanding
only actual shareholders
Diluted shares outstading
include potentially dilutive security holders
Dilutive securities
securities that can be converted into common stock
Earnings Per Share (EPS)
Net Income/shares outstanding
Common Dividends
Portion of a company's net income that is returned to shareholders
Earnings Before interest and Taxes (EBIT)
Used to compare performance to other companies
EBITDA
more frequent