When information is quoted, paraphrased, or summarized, the source of that information must be documented. Otherwise, you are plagiarizing. To help you in avoiding plagiarism, review this tutorial to learn about academic integrity.
In most cases that standard citation style for citing sources used in academic business writing is the American Psychological Association (APA) style. Check with your instructor to see if they have a preference for a different citation style.
APA (American Psychological Association) 7th edition
- Print copies located at the Information Desk and in the Reference Collection under call # BF76.7.P83 2020
- List of changes for students - an informal list of the most notable changes between APA 6th and 7th relevant to undergraduate students based on the parts of the manual that the librarians typically see students need to comply with for their papers
- APA Style website with lots of examples for citing social media, sample Word papers for students and much more help than they previously provided
- APA Guide at the Purdue Online Writing Lab (OWL) now uses 7th
- Recommended YouTube videos (12 to 24 minutes each)
Citing Reports from SEDAR & EDGAR
Reference
Author. (Date). Title. Publisher. URL
In-Text Citation
(Author, Date)
Keep in mind:
Author is the Company
Title of the report should be italicized
Publisher is SEDAR or EDGAR
Reference Example:
Shopify. (2023). Annual report: make commerce better
for everyone. SEDAR. https://www.sedarplus.ca
In-Text Citation Example:
(Shopify, 2023)
Date revised: 13-05-2024