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Pro Forma Financial Statement
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Pro Forma Financial Statement
A financial statement that a company prepares to consider the effects of a potential activity. For example, if a company is considering acquiring another, it may prepare a pro forma financial statement to estimate what effect the acquisition would have on its own financial circumstances. A pro forma financial statement can be part of the risk analysis of a situation. See also: Due diligence.

pro forma financial statement
A financial statement constructed from projected amounts. A firm might construct a pro forma income statement based on projected revenues and costs for the following year. Likewise, a firm may wish to develop a set of pro forma statements to determine the effect of a projected stock buyback.


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Along with the Cash Budget, this Excel-based Pro Forma Income Statement summarizes the results of all the information needed to interpret variance and cost-volume-profit (CVP) analyses, and the Pro Forma Balance Sheet provides the numbers that you'll use as the starting point for next year's budget.
The following pro forma balance sheet is based on historical financial statements giving the effect of the transaction as if occurred on September 30, 2008: NewCardio, Inc.
The product's features and functions include: * self-tutorial instructions on each line item; * four predefined report formats, or the ability to import report files into Word; * prepares complete key business ratios, pro forma balance sheet, annual budgets, job-costing multipliers and Z-score analyses; * performs interest rate modeling and other "what-if" scenarios on financing and market variables; and * allows intermediaries to become resellers or to offer the valuation to their customers.
 
 
 
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