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[louis]

Yes, you can check the revenue of a U.S.-registered firm, but the availability of financial details depends on whether the company is publicly traded, privately held, or a small business.

Ways to Check a U.S.-Registered Firm’s Revenue

1. SEC Filings (For Public Companies)
If the company is publicly traded, its financials are publicly available via the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).

• Go to SEC’s EDGAR database.
  
• Search for the company name or ticker symbol.
  
• Look for 10-K (Annual Report) and 10-Q (Quarterly Report) for revenue details.
  

2. Business Intelligence Platforms (For Public & Some Private Companies)
Several platforms provide revenue estimates, even for private companies:

• Crunchbase (crunchbase.com) – Good for startups & tech firms.
  
• PitchBook (pitchbook.com) – Provides deep financial insights (paid).
  
• Dun & Bradstreet (DNB) (dnb.com) – Business credit & revenue reports (paid).
  
• PrivCo (privco.com) – Revenue estimates for private firms (paid).
  
• Owler (owler.com) – Estimates revenue for both public & private firms.
  

3. IRS & SBA (For Small Businesses & Nonprofits)

• IRS 990 Forms: If the company is a nonprofit, check IRS Tax Exempt Search for financials.
  
• SBA (Small Business Administration): No direct revenue check, but SBA reports give industry benchmarks.
  

4. Company Websites & Press Releases
Some private companies disclose revenue in:

• Investor relations pages
  
• Annual reports (if available)
  
• Press releases or interviews
  

5. State Business Registries (For Basic Business Info, Not Revenue)
Each U.S. state has a business registry where you can check if a company is active, but revenue data is usually not included. Examples:

• California: bizfileOnline.sos.ca.gov
  
• Delaware: corp.delaware.gov
  
• New York: dos.ny.gov
  

Would you like help checking a specific company’s revenue?

That's cool info. Thanks for sharing.

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I specifically liked the shared URLs. Its easy to search.

What do you think of the taxes?

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Where can I find the investor relations page?

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Sorry, asking one more question, where are the investor relations page.

You can find the investor relations page in the footer.

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In the middle section

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For taxes, they are high bro!