fin-financial-statements

Generate period-comparable financial statements with automated variance analysis.

520|175|Updated Apr 8, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/evolution-foundation/evo-nexus --skill fin-financial-statements-evolution-foundation
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Skill: fin-financial-statements
Source: https://github.com/evolution-foundation/evo-nexus/tree/main/.claude/skills/fin-financial-statements
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/evolution-foundation/evo-nexus --skill fin-financial-statements-evolution-foundation

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

It helps you produce consistent financial statements for a specific period while automatically highlighting where performance meaningfully differs from prior periods or budget, so you can quickly investigate drivers instead of recalculating manually.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Period-over-period financial statements: Generate an income statement with a structured, multi-column layout for current vs prior comparisons.
  • Variance and materiality analysis: Compute dollar variance, percentage variance, basis-point changes for ratios, and flag material line-item variances for follow-up.
  • Leadership-ready outputs with GAAP context: Provide key metrics summaries plus guidance for GAAP presentation considerations (ASC 220/210/230, IAS 1/IAS 7), supporting month-end or quarter-end close workflows.
  • Use cases: Monthly or quarterly P&L preparation, closing the books, investigating unexplained swings vs budget/forecast, and building a narrative financial summary for leadership review.

Quick Start

Ask for a monthly income statement for 2024-12 with prior month and prior year comparisons and material variance flags by running /financial-statements monthly 2024-12.

Frequently Asked Questions about fin-financial-statements

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I generate an income statement with budget vs actual variance analysis?

Generate an income statement with budget vs actual variance analysis by inputting current period amounts alongside prior period and budget data. The tool computes dollar and percentage variances, applies materiality thresholds to flag significant line-item deviations, and outputs a formatted multi-column financial statement.

What is the best way to automate month-end close variance flags for profitability metrics?

Automating month-end close variance flags for profitability metrics involves comparing current period financial data against prior benchmarks. The tool automatically detects material deviations in revenue and expense line items, flagging them for leadership review and simplifying close workflow investigations.

How does variance analysis handle GAAP presentation checks for financial statements?

Variance analysis handles GAAP presentation checks by applying formatting guidance aligned with ASC 220/210/230 and IAS 1/IAS 7 standards. The tool structures period-comparable financial statements and flags material variances while ensuring reporting compliance for leadership review.

Can I use this for quarterly and year-to-date reporting scenarios?

You can use this for quarterly and year-to-date reporting scenarios. The tool produces period-comparable financial statements for monthly, quarterly, annual, and year-to-date reporting, calculating basis-point changes for ratios and flagging material variances across any selected period.

What inputs do I need to prepare before generating period-over-period financial statements?

Inputs needed to generate period-over-period financial statements include current period amounts plus prior period data and optional budget comparisons. Providing these financial figures allows the tool to calculate dollar variances, percentage changes, and flag material line-item deviations automatically.

Why are some line-item variances not flagged during financial statement generation?

Some line-item variances are not flagged because they fall below established materiality thresholds. The tool specifically applies materiality checks to decompose variances, ensuring only meaningful financial deviations in revenue, expenses, or profitability metrics are highlighted for follow-up investigation.