# Form 10-Q

*Accounting & Reporting — Finicade finance glossary*

The 10-Q is the quarterly filing US public companies make, with condensed and unaudited financial statements. Unaudited is the operative word: quarterly numbers get reviewed rather than audited, which is why year-end adjustments sometimes reverse things the quarters implied. Comparing four quarters against the audited annual figures is a simple and effective earnings-quality check.

**Also known as:** 10-Q, quarterly report, interim report

**Related terms:** [Form 10-K](https://finicade.com/glossary/form-10-k), [Non-GAAP Earnings](https://finicade.com/glossary/non-gaap-earnings), [Disclosure](https://finicade.com/glossary/disclosure), [Financial Statements](https://finicade.com/glossary/financial-statements), [Revenue Recognition](https://finicade.com/glossary/revenue-recognition)

Source: https://finicade.com/glossary/form-10-q