The District of Columbia Statement of Financial Condition is a document produced by the District of Columbia Government which provides a detailed summary of the financial standing of the district. This document includes a comprehensive review of the District's financial position, including assets, liabilities, net assets, and cash flow. The document also provides an assessment of the District's financial performance over the past year and projections for the future. The District of Columbia Statement of Financial Condition is divided into two parts: the Statement and the Notes to the Statement. The Statement includes information on the District's financial position, including assets, liabilities, net assets, cash flow, and net income. The Notes to the Statement provide additional information, such as a breakdown of the District's investments, revenue, and expenses. The District of Columbia Statement of Financial Condition is typically produced annually, although it may be released more frequently if necessary. It is the most comprehensive and up-to-date financial report available for the District of Columbia. The types of District of Columbia Statement of Financial Condition are: 1. Annual Statement of Financial Condition 2. Quarterly Statement of Financial Condition 3. Interim Statement of Financial Condition 4. Summary Statement of Financial Condition 5. Comprehensive Statement of Financial Condition.