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An item accounted for "below the line" is one that does not affect a key reported figure such as net profit.
An item accounted for "below the line" is one that does not affect a key reported figure such as net profit.


It's often a good idea to review these items with care, and a degree of scepticism.
It's a good idea to review these items with care, and a degree of objective scepticism.





Revision as of 12:14, 31 July 2021

Financial reporting.

An item accounted for "below the line" is one that does not affect a key reported figure such as net profit.

It's a good idea to review these items with care, and a degree of objective scepticism.


See also