(ざいむしょひょう)

ざいむしょひょう
noun
financial statements
1. financial statements; financial reports
The formal documents that summarize a company's financial activities, including the balance sheet, income statement, and cash flow statement. Required for corporate reporting and auditing.
財務諸表(ざいむしょひょう)確認(かくにん)してください。
Please review the financial statements.
上場(じょうじょう)企業(きぎょう)財務諸表(ざいむしょひょう)公開(こうかい)する義務(ぎむ)がある。
Publicly listed companies are obligated to disclose their financial statements.
監査(かんさ)法人(ほうじん)財務諸表(ざいむしょひょう)正確性(せいかくせい)検証(けんしょう)した結果(けっか)重大(じゅうだい)問題(もんだい)()つからなかった。
After the auditing firm verified the accuracy of the financial statements, no significant issues were found.

Composed of 財務(ざいむ) (financial affairs) + 諸表(しょひょう) (various tables/reports). This is the standard accounting and business term for the set of official financial documents a company produces.

KEY COMPONENTS:

The main 財務諸表(ざいむしょひょう) typically include:

  • 貸借対照表(たいしゃくたいしょうひょう) (B/S): balance sheet
  • 損益計算書(そんえきけいさんしょ) (P/L): income statement
  • キャッシュフロー計算書(けいさんしょ) (C/F): cash flow statement

COMMON COLLOCATIONS:

  • 財務諸表(ざいむしょひょう)作成(さくせい)する: to prepare financial statements
  • 財務諸表(ざいむしょひょう)監査(かんさ): financial statement audit
  • 連結(れんけつ)財務諸表(ざいむしょひょう): consolidated financial statements

SIMILAR WORDS:

  • 決算書(けっさんしょ): financial report; settlement of accounts — more commonly used in everyday business Japanese
  • 会計報告(かいけいほうこく): accounting report — broader, less formal