What does it mean by 'fiscal year ending march'?
Did it lack a preposition 'in' before the 'march'?
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The fiscal year normally ends on the last day of the quarter so if someone says « ending March », it’s generally implied that it’s ending March 31st. It’s fairly common for the preposition to be dropped in this particular case.
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