SEC EDGAR · XBRL · FY2022–FY2025
The complete run of the Financial Data Agent, made shareable: 800 observations for Costco, Walmart and BJ's Wholesale Club — income statement, balance sheet and cash flows — each one retrieved from SEC EDGAR, checked against the company's own filing, and logged with its XBRL tag and accession number. Tap any figure to see exactly where it came from — or look up any other ticker live, fetched from EDGAR through the proxy the moment you ask.
Type a symbol and the page resolves it to a CIK, pulls the company's 10-K list from the Submissions endpoint and its annual facts from Company Facts — all through the EDGAR proxy, since browsers can't call SEC directly. Most recent four fiscal years, standard line items, annual 10-K facts only.
CIKs verified independently against SEC company_tickers.json. Four year-end balance sheets per company, so FY2023–FY2025 averages have a beginning balance.
Filter by company, statement, year or status, search any line item, and export what you're looking at as CSV.
| Line item | Company | FY | Value | Status |
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Pick any line item and year. Bars are scaled to the largest value in the row; “—” means that company doesn't report that line.
Balance-sheet identity, gross profit, operating income, cash reconciliation, current-asset/liability sums, revenue split, interest-net and EPS sanity — run for every applicable company-year.
The actual reporting periods behind “FY2022–FY2025”. Note the 53-week years: Costco FY2023 and BJ's FY2024 — amounts are preserved as reported, never annualised.
How each standardised line item maps to each company's own XBRL tag and filing label — including where a value is derived rather than reported, and where labels mean different things.
Twelve stages, run end to end on 2026-11-10. Company Facts is the structured retrieval source; each 10-K's own XBRL is the independent verification source.