The phrase "annual balance sheet" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in financial contexts to refer to a balance sheet that is prepared once a year, summarizing a company's financial position at a specific point in time.
Example: "The annual balance sheet will be presented at the shareholders' meeting next month."
Alternatives: "yearly balance sheet" or "annual financial statement."
This full-text report provides the annual balance sheet and income estimates for cattle and hogs.
But those companies are at the whim of the global economic climate and the wishes of investors who may have no interest in the sport, paying attention only to the bottom line of the annual balance sheet.
For example, Mr. Weinstein said, the Business Corporation Law provides that shareholders must receive, upon request, an annual balance sheet and profit and loss statement for the preceding fiscal year.
For example, he said, most co-op bylaws or proprietary leases entitle the shareholders to an annual balance sheet and statement of income and expenses audited by an independent certified public accountant.
A. Allen H. Brill, a Manhattan real estate lawyer, said that under the state's Business Corporation Law, shareholders have a right to see the co-op's annual balance sheet and profit and loss statement.
In these areas, solar power has to operate on an annual "balance sheet" basis, with excess charge being generated and stored in large batteries during the summer so that a reserve can be drawn upon in winter.
BONN, Jan .2 A record 138 West German companies, with annual balance sheets totaling $4.9‐billion, merged in 1969, the Federal Cartel Office an nounced this week.
Since the FSA data announce annual balance sheets and income statements for each industry, it is possible to create expanded FOF accounts whose institutional sectors are divided into about 100 types of industry.
Upon request, the Wisconsin DNR provided the EHO with Vulcan Chemical's annual mercury balance sheet that reported their mercury losses in their products for the year that the mercury balance was done.
For methodological reasons, it was decided in 1957 to discontinue the publication of annual food balance sheets and to publish instead three-year average food balance sheets.
Annual food balance sheets show the trends in the overall national food supply, disclose changes that may have taken place in the types of food consumed, and reveal the extent to which the food supply of the country is adequate in relation to nutritional requirements.
