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Microsoft FY2026 Q3: Azure достига 40% ръст, докато залогът от $190 милиарда капиталови разходи се натрупва

Приходите на Microsoft за FY2026 Q3 нараснаха с 18,3% до $82,9 млрд., докато Azure ускори отново до 40% ръст, а капиталовите разходи се движат към близо $190 млрд.

SpaceX's First Public Earnings: Starlink's $11.4B Profit Machine Is Bankrolling a $6.4B AI Bet

SpaceX's IPO filing shows FY2025 revenue of $18.7B (+33%) and a $4.9B net loss — Starlink earned a $4.4B operating profit at a 38.8% margin while the AI segment (X and xAI) lost $6.4B on $3.2B of revenue and consumed $12.7B of capex. A bull-vs-bear analysis backed by an open double-entry Beancount ledger covering FY2023 through Q1 2026.

GPU Depreciation Schedules Explained: How Neoclouds Turn One Accounting Estimate Into Billions in Profit

CoreWeave depreciates GPU servers over 6 years, Lambda over 5, and Nebius over 4 — a difference in useful-life estimates that can shift reported profit by tens of millions of dollars per 10,000-GPU fleet without any cash changing hands, and sits at the center of Michael Burry's $176 billion overstated-depreciation claim against major AI infrastructure spenders.

Contributed Services in Nonprofit Accounting: ASC 958-605 Recognition Guide

Under ASC 958-605, a nonprofit recognizes contributed services at fair value only when the work created or enhanced a nonfinancial asset, or required a specialized skill the organization would otherwise have paid for and the volunteer actually holds that credential — general volunteer hours, however valuable, stay off the books and out of Form 990.

Natural vs. Functional Expense Classification: How Nonprofits Build the Form 990 Statement of Functional Expenses

Since ASU 2016-14, every nonprofit filing a full Form 990 must allocate expenses across program, management and general, and fundraising using a reasonable, consistent methodology — here's how time studies, square footage, and headcount allocation actually work, and the five mistakes that draw auditor scrutiny.

Consolidated vs. Combined Financial Statements: What Owners of Multiple LLCs Actually Need

Consolidated statements group a parent with the subsidiaries it controls under ASC 810; combined statements group entities that share a common owner with no parent-subsidiary link — the structure most multi-LLC owners actually have. Both require eliminating intercompany transactions, and neither changes how each LLC files taxes.

Direct vs. Indirect Cash Flow Statement Method: Which One Fits Your Small Business?

The indirect method reconciles net income to operating cash flow using existing income-statement and balance-sheet data and is used by roughly 98% of public companies, while the direct method lists actual cash receipts and payments by category, which GAAP and IFRS both explicitly encourage; both always reconcile to the same total but answer different questions.

Common-Size and Trend Analysis: Turning Financial Statements Into Percentages to Catch Margin Erosion

Common-size analysis restates every line of a financial statement as a percentage of revenue or total assets; trend analysis indexes the same lines across years. Together they expose cost creep, margin erosion, and balance sheet drift that raw dollars hide, and they make a $2M business meaningfully comparable to a $50M peer.