[OC] Flying home for the holidays? Take a look at the income statement breakdown of American Airlines to see where the money goes
Submitted by giteam t3_zqkroh in dataisbeautiful
Ist this just AA or does it include their subsidiaries as well?
A lot of companies rent space, tools or vehicles from their own subsidiaries to artificially reduce net profit and save taxes.
Also, is there no marketing in the budget or is it included in the "other" section?
This is their consolidated income statement, so it includes all subsidiaries.
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FYI - any public company financials are consolidated (all-inclusive of subsidiaries) unless their % ownership is below a certain level. I think under 50%, been a while for me.
You’re correct, it’s 50%. As long as it’s above 20% though, their share of income would be reported here, it just wouldn’t be through consolidation
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Which channels are remaining? This shows all of their income and expenses
Operating expenses include all ongoing expenses, including marketing, etc. The only expenses that aren’t included are capital expenses (eg, buying planes), which aren’t shown directly on an income statement (the depreciation is an operating expense, not the purchase price).
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