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tutankhamuns

04/09/19 12:43 PM

#32496 RE: MrMuney #32494

When your business goes public, you'll have to file a Form 10K with the Securities and Exchange Commission every year. This detailed financial document thoroughly reviews the company's health, all risks it took and its financial situation for the previous fiscal year. It includes a description of the company's business, operating costs, regulations and unresolved questions raised by the SEC. The 10K also lists any pending lawsuits, detailed financial reports from the past three years and management's opinion about the previous year's financial health and business decisions.
https://smallbusiness.chron.com/differences-between-annual-report-10k-77693.html

I would think information concerning the company’s health and regulations includes whether or not they passed a DOT inspection since they’re operating within the Transportation industry.

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