D&A Combined in 10-K
Hi! I've been trying to create an earnings model but have noticed a lot of companies don't separate depreciation and amortization in their 10-k. How do I work around this when I need to create separate D&A schedules? I've tried to see if I could subtract from the total based on notes about specific assets depreciating to get the total value of amortization, but it doesn't seem to be an accurate way to do it(the total value of depreciation from the notes scattered about may not equal the actual total value of depreciation for the year). If you have any tips, I'd very much appreciate it. Thanks.
Look at the cfs… should get consol d&a
Could pull change in fixed assets from balance sheet minus capex from cash flow statement to get a rough depreciation number.
They also have it in the disclosures.
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