Conceptual Framework of intermediat accounting
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This document outlines the conceptual framework for financial reporting, including the basic objectives like relevance and reliability of information, qualitative characteristics like comparability and consistency, elements of financial statements such as assets and expenses, and accounting principles such as historical cost and full disclosure that guide financial reporting. It describes the objectives of providing useful information to decision makers and the assumptions and conventions used in accounting to achieve those objectives.
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Conceptual Framework of intermediat accounting
- 5. 1 • Basic objectives of financial reporting 2 • Qualitative characteristics of accounting information 3 • Financial statement elements 4 • Recognition criteria for financial statements
- 6. Basic objectives of financial reporting
- 7. Two types of qualities- Primary Relevance Timeliness Predictive value Feedback value Reliability verifiability Representational faithfulness Neutrality
- 11. Accounting Assumptions ◦ Historical cost principle ◦ Full disclosure principle Accounting principle Business entity Going concern Constraints conventions Cost benefit Conservatism