 Now that we've gone through all the reports which reports are going to be more likely to be internal use reports and which reports are going to be more likely to be external reports or both. So we've got the business overview we talked about the balance sheet of course can be internal and external so you might save a copy of the balance sheet formatted for internal use as opposed to external use and then we have these variants on the balance sheet the summary balance sheet also to me is not really an internal report it's more of an external report because it gives you more or less detail so I want to see the detail for internal reporting typically when I'm trying to create the books but for presentation purposes that to me would be an external report you might format and put as part of your package for external reporting and then you've got your your comparative balance sheets these are the ones that I would create oftentimes those are going to be external reports although you might have some comparative reports that you would put together from time to time depending on what you're thinking about for internal reporting purposes and then you've got the profit and loss as a percentage of total that's another variant of the income statement which I would create myself for external reporting typically and then you got the profit and loss comparison again external report to me for presentation purposes most of the time obviously if it's your business and you're doing your own analysis then you are the management so you you also have an in another kind of role that you're not just generating the financial statements you're also analyzing them in that case and you might use some of these comparative reports for that as well and then you've got profit and loss by customer these are all variants in essence of the profit and loss