us-gaap:Assets
Assets.
us-gaap:Assets is the XBRL concept for “Assets”.
- Taxonomy
- us-gaap
- Statement
- Balance sheet
- Units
- —
- Companies with values
- 0
Reported annual values
None of the cached companies report this concept in an annual filing.
Query Assets through the API
Request a company’s facts filtered to this concept and unit. Every observation keeps its period, form, filing date and accession number so you can trace it to the filing.
curl "https://sec-api.dev/api/v1/facts/320193?taxonomy=us-gaap&concept=Assets&limit=10" \
-H "Authorization: Bearer $SEC_API_KEY"Companyfacts API guide · Filing-level XBRL instance guide
Questions
What does Assets mean in XBRL?
us-gaap:Assets is the XBRL concept for “Assets”.
Why do two companies use different revenue concepts?
Companies choose the most specific concept for what they report. Since ASC 606 many use RevenueFromContractWithCustomerExcludingAssessedTax rather than Revenues, so a cross-company revenue series has to check several concepts.
Why can the same period appear in several filings?
Comparative periods are repeated in later reports and sometimes restated. companyfacts keeps every observation with its accession number; this page shows the most recently filed value per period.
Plain-text version for agents and LLMs: /xbrl-concepts/us-gaap/assets.md
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