Disclosure

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Apple Inc.

AAPL · NASDAQ

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Income statement

Historical example · USD millions
Apple historical annual results. Select a number to inspect its source.
Line itemFY 2024FY 2023
Total net sales
Total cost of sales
Gross margin
Operating income
Net income
Total net sales · FY 2024Apple FY2024 results · Financial statements, p. 1
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A historical example: Apple’s fiscal 2024 income statement. Select any figure to see the document it came from.

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APPLE INC.FY 2024 · USD millions

Consolidated statements of operations

Twelve months ended September 28, 2024

As reported

As reported.Not rewritten.

Statements are built from the SEC’s Financial Statement Data Sets, keeping the line order and the labels the company filed.

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Line order and labels come from the filing itself, not from a house template imposed on every company.

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Each statement's arithmetic is verified against the values as filed, and the result travels with it.

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Restatements keep their history, and figures built ahead of the SEC's quarterly data stay marked as provisional.

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