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The closing appendix reconciliation table in a dark panel walking total expenses to adjusted expenses across two quarters.
Summary
The deck's closing slide: an appendix reconciliation table walking from total expenses to adjusted expenses, for Q4 2022 and Q1 2023.
Visual description
Light-grey background, "Appendix" pill tab top-left, with the table title above. A wide near-black rounded panel holds a two-column table (Q4 2022, Q1 2023) with a monospace "($ THOUSANDS)" header. Rows: Total Expenses, a "Less:" line with two indented deductions (Stock-Based Compensation; Employer Payroll Taxes Related to Stock-Based Compensation), a hairline rule, then Adjusted Expenses. Figures right-aligned with dollar signs. The panel sits high with empty grey space below, ending the deck on the same quiet note it began.
Key takeaway
The "Less:"-side mirror of the add-back reconciliation, deducting items to reach an adjusted figure, completing the appendix's consistent vocabulary. Ending a long report on a clean, restrained reference table rather than a hard close keeps the document feeling like a document.
Reuse notes
Reuse for cost or expense reconciliations using the deduction pattern. As the final slide it shows that a report deck does not need a "thank you" outro; the last reference table is an acceptable ending. Keep the row logic identical to the other appendix tables for a unified close.
