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Footnotes are additions to the financial statements of a company, especially the income statement and balance sheet published in the annual report.
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They explain anything non-standard about the item listed on the statement. Hence, investors are advised to read them carefully. They often are the first indication of some significant circumstance that later becomes a major issue for the company.
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