Annual memory

An annual report (also called an annual report) is a report of the activities carried out by an organization for a full year. They are often used to give information to shareholders, co-workers, clients, members or other persons related to the entity, and collect both activity information and financial information. Gray literature is considered. Most jurisdictions require organizations such as associations, companies, or foundations to prepare and publish annual reports, joining the organization's records or records. Companies listed on a stock exchange often have to make similar reports with shorter intervals, quarterly, for example.

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The typical annual report usually includes: financial statements Accounting criteria Other features History

It is considered that the annual report published by U.S. Steel in 1903 and certified by Price, WaterHouse & amp; Co is the first modern annual memory.

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