is May 31, 2020 FY20?

Hi all,

Sorry for the trivial question, I'm doing a virtual internship atm where I've basically been given a task to spread comps for like a lot companies and brain is pretty fried atm.

Talking about FYEs:

31 Dec 2020 = FY20

31 Jun 2020 = FY20

31 May 2020 = FY20?

29 Feb 2020 = FY20?

31 Jan 2020 = FY20?

So momentarily having trouble matching the 10K fye dates with the corresponding year #. Would all of the above financial year ends correspond to FY2020?

Assuming 31 May, 2020 = FY20, does this mean FY21's Q1 is Aug 31,2020?

[solved] watched investopedia's fiscal year video

[edit] Ok so what I decided to do was if e.g. FYE was 31 March 2020 I would treat as 2019. which correlates to Q1=30 Jun 19, Q2=30 Sep 19, Q3=31 Dec 19.

Rationale is that most companies have yet to release 2020 Q4 earnings (fye Dec31 ~ Q4 release is March 2021) so it doesn't seem to make sense for a fye 31 March 2020 company to have already released their "2020 Q4 earnings"

Will probably slap an email to the boss after I get most of this done

[edit2] https://www.wallstreetoasis.com/forums/ltm-vs-for… midnight_oil's comment on point 4 is relevant

 

FYE march 31, 2020 will run from April 2019- March 31, 2020, it is the 2019 Fiscal year for tax purposes in the USA....

I think the issue here is that you're trying to impose the concept of the calander year onto the concept of the accounting year - does that make sense?

You're going to want to compare the companies based on a 12 month period, not a calander year, so you'll need to make adjustments.

 

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