That works out to an annual return of about 14 percent.

And the average annual return for children born last year is actually down.

It has had an average annual return of 5.24 percent over the last five years.

Can I change the made up date of my annual return?

The fund's average annual return over those three years was 38.6 percent.

In dollars alone, the annual return on the international investment is 500 percent!

You cannot use the annual return to change any details on the public record.

Doing the same with the bottom 10 would have meant an average annual return of 22.6 percent.

Over the next 10 years, they forecast an average annual return of 22 percent.

They were also the only shareholders as of the company's 2007 annual return.

The average annual return on capital employed was 7 percent.

Missing the 20 best days would have produced an average annual return of just 0.14 percent.

In the last three years, Europe produced a negative average annual return.

In turn, a buyer might expect an annual return around 15 percent.

The fund had a 29 percent average annual return in that decade.

No, well you see they'll it in their annual returns.

This is the date at which all the information in an annual return must be correct.

Is there any other information that can be filed together with the annual return?

The fund has had average annual returns around 18 percent in the last three years.

But if the deal stretches out over six months, the effective annual return is only 20 percent.

Will it be possible for a company to take advantage of this before their next annual return is due?

Companies House will reject your annual return if it does not include the required information.

All other things being equal, the change will raise the fund's annual return by 0.55 percent.

An annual return is a record of key company information which you must provide by a designated date each year.

The filing date for the final annual return will be April 15.