What does “as reported” mean?

Here it refers to FMP’s filing-tag data. The response retains tag names, while the compact card uses a fixed summary layout. It is not a direct rendering or independent audit of the original filing.

How is this different from a standardized income statement?

The underlying response uses filing-tag fields instead of the standardized endpoint’s common field names. Both Pineify cards are summaries. Inspect the returned tags when validating a metric and use the issuer’s filing to resolve differences.

Does the result show every line item in the filing?

No. The card displays up to five selected metrics and the count of returned data keys. Other returned fields require a follow-up question; the official filing and notes remain the source for the full statement and its context.

Why can the same metric have different labels?

Companies can use different reporting tags, classifications, terminology, and levels of detail. Definitions can also change after acquisitions, accounting-policy updates, reclassifications, or restatements.

Can I compare companies using as-reported statements?

Yes, but only after checking that the periods, currencies, units, definitions, and classifications are comparable. A standardized statement is usually a better first view for screening peers, while as-reported data is better for validating the underlying disclosure.

Is the data audited or guaranteed to match the latest filing?

No independent audit or guarantee is implied. A company can amend or restate a filing, and the latest available result may not reflect a later change. Confirm material figures with the company or regulator.

Finance Agent capability

Research Income Metrics from As-Reported Filing Data

Pineify Finance Agent retrieves FMP’s as-reported income-statement data and displays selected revenue, gross-profit, operating-income, net-income, and EPS fields by fiscal period. Use it to check how revenue, gross profit, operating income, net income, and earnings per share map to the company’s disclosure before comparing the figures with a standardized statement or opening the full filing.

Inspect an as-reported statement Explore all capabilities

Opens Finance Agent with an Apple annual as-reported income-statement question ready to send.

From filing tags to selected metrics

Inspect selected metrics and check the underlying filing tags

The provider response contains a dictionary of filing-tag values. The card selects a fixed set of familiar metrics using predefined tag fallbacks; it does not reproduce the issuer’s statement layout or list every returned tag. Ask about a specific returned field, then verify its definition in the original filing.

Comparisons need care: labels, units, currencies, fiscal calendars, classifications, and restatements can vary across companies and periods. Use this view to understand the disclosure first, then use a standardized statement when comparability matters more.

Use cases

Ways to use an as-reported income statement

Validate a headline metric

Trace a familiar revenue, profit, or earnings-per-share figure back to the company-reported period and statement context before relying on a normalized summary.

Inspect filing-specific detail

Look for issuer-specific line items and reporting choices that a standardized statement may combine, rename, or leave out.

Prepare a focused filing review

Identify the relevant period, reported currency, profit figures, and number of returned data keys before opening the official filing, notes, or amendments.

Prompt examples

As-reported income-statement questions you can ask Finance Agent

“Show Apple’s two latest available annual income statements as reported. Keep the fiscal period, statement date, reported currency, revenue, gross profit, operating income, net income, diluted EPS, and reported line-item count together for each statement.”“Compare Microsoft’s latest available annual income statements as reported. Point out which issuer-specific line items or labels I should confirm in the filing before comparing the periods.”“Review NVIDIA’s latest available quarterly income statements as reported. Identify how the disclosed revenue, profit, and EPS figures map to the statement, then list the units, notes, and amendments I should verify.”

Limits to keep in view

The EPS row uses diluted EPS when present, otherwise basic EPS, and labels the selected type. If neither recognized tag is available, no EPS row appears; that does not prove the filing omits EPS.
Provider period dates can disagree with the filing. A saved AAPL result showed FY 2025 ending September 26 and FY 2024 ending September 27; Apple’s 2025 Form 10-K reports September 27, 2025 and September 28, 2024. Use the original filing dates when aligning periods.
Request a symbol and annual or quarterly periods, with five statements by default and a maximum of 50. FMP documents as-reported statement coverage for U.S. markets. A missing recognized tag may produce a dash even when the issuer reports the metric under another tag.
The line-item count is the number of keys in the returned data dictionary, including any null fields; it is not a count of visible rows or proof that the filing is complete. Numeric amounts use a dollar sign even when a different reported-currency label is supplied. Verify units, period dates, and currency with the issuer.
Finance Agent does not independently audit the filing data. An income statement also cannot replace cash-flow, balance-sheet, segment, or non-GAAP reconciliation research. This capability is informational and does not provide investment advice.

FAQ

Questions about as-reported income statements

Move from headline figures to the underlying disclosure

Use the reported structure to identify the relevant line items, then confirm the filing, notes, amendments, accounting policy, period, currency, and units before drawing a conclusion.

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For informational and research use only. No output is investment advice or a guarantee of future performance.