Long-term debt · 2011–2020

Robert Half long-term debt

$0−100.0% · FY2020

Robert Half (RHI) reported $0 in long-term debt for fiscal 2020, −100.0% year on year.

$1.5M2011$1.4M2012$1.3M2013$1.2M2014$1.0M2015$840,0002016$657,0002017$457,0002018$239,0002019$02020
Robert Half — Long-term debt, 2011–2020
Fiscal yearLong-term debtChangeFiling
FY20202020-12-31$0−100.0%Open →
FY20192019-12-31$239,000−47.7%Open →
FY20182018-12-31$457,000−30.4%Open →
FY20172017-12-31$657,000−21.8%Open →
FY20162016-12-31$840,000−16.6%Open →
FY20152015-12-31$1.0M−13.1%Open →
FY20142014-12-31$1.2M−10.8%Open →
FY20132013-12-31$1.3M−9.0%Open →
FY20122012-12-31$1.4M−7.6%Open →
FY20112011-12-31$1.5M—Open →

Long-term debt — Long-term debt is borrowing due more than a year out. A large figure is normal for capital-intensive businesses and says nothing on its own about financial health.

Every row links to its own SEC filing · Fiscal year 2025 · Data as of September 25, 2026

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