West Virginia Financial Statement is a broad term used to describe the various financial statements put together by the government of West Virginia. West Virginia Financial Statements are developed to provide a comprehensive view of the state's financial condition, including its assets, liabilities, revenues, expenses, and other financial activities. The most common types of West Virginia Financial Statements include the Comprehensive Annual Financial Report (CAR), the Single Audit Report, the Budget Report, and the Financial Statement of Activities. The CAR is the most comprehensive of the financial statements and provides a comprehensive overview of the state's financial activities, including fund balances, debt information, and other detailed financial information. The Single Audit Report is an audit of all federal awards made to the state and its sub-recipients. The Budget Report provides an analysis of the state's budget and financial trends. The Financial Statement of Activities provides a summary of the state's financial activities, including its income and expenses.