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10-K Filings Guide: Resources

February 11, 2014

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Quite a few experts and organizations have written up quick (and not so quick) guides to using a 10-K. Each has slightly different emphasis — check out a few and see what works for you. Some of the best I’ve found:

You can also refer to the SEC’s official 10-K instructions if you really need to know what companies are supposed to do;

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