Retrieve an investment income statement
Retrieves a single extracted investment income statement. Requesting a document of any other type returns a 404.
Requires the extractions:read scope. Rate limit: 200 requests per minute per key (the api lane).
Authentication
Bearer token. Use ss_live_… for live data or ss_test_… for the sandbox (test mode). See Authentication.
Path parameters
Headers
Pin the API version, e.g. 2026-10-07. Omit to get the latest. See Versioning.
Response headers
The API surface version the server resolved for this request. Always present, regardless of whether the client supplied the request-side SpreadSpace-Version header. Default: 2026-10-07.
Request budget of the endpoint’s rate-limit policy per 60-second sliding window. See Rate limits.
Requests left in the current window. Suppressed on 429 responses produced outside the rate limiter (for example a usage throttle), where a remaining budget would be misleading.
Seconds until a guaranteed-fresh window.
The active policy in limit;w=window-seconds form.
Response
Investment expenses per column, as a negative figure; null in a column where the table prints none.
Gross investment income per column; null when the table prints no gross investment income line.
How each figure of net_investment_income is printed, per column: money, dash for a printed dash, blank for an empty cell.
How the investment expenses are printed, per column: dash when every expense cell in the column prints a dash, blank when the column prints none, money otherwise.
How each figure of gross_investment_income is printed, per column; null when the table prints no gross investment income line.
RECONCILED when the components less the investment expenses reach the printed net investment income and a printed gross investment income line equals the components above it, in every column; FLAGGED otherwise.
Scale of the printed figures: 1 for whole dollars, 1000 when the table is stated in thousands, 1000000 when it is stated in millions.
The accountant’s level of assurance: 0 unaudited, 1 compiled, 2 reviewed, 3 audited.
How the statement is presented: formal when it is presented as issued financial statements; free_form when it is a report out of the books (accounting software or a spreadsheet).