Post #2581 by lizgdal on the Mechanical Investing board

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{ROE_Cash} is affected by the new SIP data moving some "Other long-term liabilities" into "Long-Term Debt". For example, Amazon had 71177 in LTD with the old SIP data, but 139873 in LTD with the new SIP data.

          AMZN             20240927  20241004
      Long-TermDebt           71177    139873
OtherLong-TermLiabilities     89022     13626
          total              160199    153499

Other long-term liabilities on a balance sheet encompass a range of financial obligations that a company is expected to settle beyond the current fiscal year. These liabilities can include deferred tax liabilities, pension obligations, long-term lease commitments, and any other debts or obligations not classified under more specific long-term categories.

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