Public and private companies typically produce a variety of different financial reports every quarter, and even more at year-end. In some cases, these reports take the form of relatively routine financial statements, with information about revenues and expenses, assets and liabilities, or sources and uses of cash. More often, though, financial reports require additional context. They call for an explanation of what happened and why, so that stakeholders understand the deeper meaning behind the numbers.

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