(けっさんしょ)

けっさんしょ
noun
financial statement; financial report
1. financial statement; financial report
A formal document summarizing a company's or organization's financial position, including income, expenses, assets, and liabilities for a given period.
決算書(けっさんしょ)確認(かくにん)した。
I checked the financial statement.
毎年(まいとし)決算書(けっさんしょ)作成(さくせい)しなければならない。
Financial statements must be prepared every year.
決算書(けっさんしょ)()れば、会社(かいしゃ)経営状態(けいえいじょうたい)がわかる。
By looking at the financial statements, you can understand the company's financial condition.

A compound of 決算(けっさん) (settlement of accounts) and (しょ) (document). An essential business and accounting term. In Japan, companies are required to prepare 決算書(けっさんしょ) at the end of each fiscal year.

COMMON COLLOCATIONS:

  • 決算書(けっさんしょ)作成(さくせい)する — to prepare financial statements
  • 決算書(けっさんしょ)提出(ていしゅつ)する — to submit financial statements
  • 決算書(けっさんしょ)分析(ぶんせき)する — to analyze financial statements
  • 連結(れんけつ)決算書(けっさんしょ) — consolidated financial statements

RELATED TERMS:

  • 決算(けっさん) — settlement of accounts; the broader process of closing books for a period
  • 貸借対照表(たいしゃくたいしょうひょう) — balance sheet; one component of a full set of financial statements
  • 損益計算書(そんえきけいさんしょ) — income statement; another key financial document