Also known as the Annual Report on Form 10-K. The Form 10-K is a report filed annually by a reporting company with the Securities and Exchange Commission to disclose comprehensive business and financial information about the company during the most recently completed fiscal year. A reporting company must file its Form 10-K after the end of its fiscal year. The Form 10-K consists of the cover page, Part I (information relating to the company's business, property and legal proceedings), Part II (financial information), Part III (information relating to the company's directors, officers and principal stockholders) and Part IV (exhibits and financial statement schedules). This report may sometimes also constitute the company's annual report to stockholders. For further information, see Practice Note, Form 10-K.