How to say “end of the fiscal period” in Japanese | 決算 (けっさん、kessan)

The Japanese vocabulary「決算 (けっさん、kessan)」means “end of the fiscal period.” Please learn the pronunciation and the example sentences.

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Japanese Vocabulary and the Meaning

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Our companies’ stock price fell after the financial results were announced.

Plain Form:

決算発表後けっさんはっぴょうごに弊社へいしゃの株価かぶかが下さがった。
Kessan happyō go ni heisha no kabuka ga sagatta.

Polite Form:

決算発表後に弊社の株価が下がりました。
Kessan happyō go ni heisha no kabuka ga sagarimashita.

I’m currently preparing for the end of the fiscal period.

Plain Form:

決算期けっさんきに向むけて準備じゅんびを進すすめている。
Kessanki ni mukete junbi o susumete iru.

Polite Form:

決算期に向けて準備を進めています。
Kessanki ni mukete junbi o susumete imasu.

I have checked the financial statement and corrected the errors.

Plain Form:

決算書けっさんしょを確認かくにんして誤あやまりを修正しゅうせいした。
Kessan-sho o kakunin shite ayamari o shūsei shita.

Polite Form:

決算書を確認して誤りを修正しました。
Kessan-sho o kakunin shite ayamari o shūsei shimashita.

Organizing the end-of-fiscal-year documents is hard.

Plain Form:

決算けっさん資料しりょうを整理せいりするのが大変たいへんだ。
Kessan shiryō o seiri suru no ga taihenda.

Polite Form:

決算資料を整理するのが大変です。
Kessan shiryō o seiri suru no ga taihendesu.