Corporate financial reporting
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Corporate financial reporting involves creating financial statements such as the income statement, balance sheet, and cash flow statement to show a company's financial position and highlight important financial data. It also explains the company's financial policies. The objectives of financial reporting are to provide useful information to management, investors, and other stakeholders for decision making by detailing a company's financial performance, position, and cash flows.
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The document discusses several key accounting concepts:
1. It explains the purpose, importance, scope and limitations of accounting. Accounting tracks financial information to manage and invest in businesses, though it cannot measure non-monetary events.
2. It describes the need and significance of International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS). IFRS promotes consistency, comparability, and transparency in financial reporting globally to facilitate investment.
3. It outlines Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP), the set of standards companies use for financial reporting. GAAP ensures consistency and transparency through concepts like regularity, consistency, and materiality.
Fundamental of account
This document outlines key concepts related to financial statements and accounting principles. It discusses the purpose of financial statements being to help predict future cash flows. It identifies the typical components of a complete set of financial statements as the balance sheet, income statement, statement of changes in equity, cash flow statement, and notes. The document also summarizes accounting assumptions around the economic entity, monetary unit, going concern, and time periods, as well as principles such as historical cost, revenue recognition, matching, and full disclosure.
Financial Statements and includes key takeaways
This document provides information about financial statements, including the balance sheet, income statement, and cash flow statement. It explains that financial statements convey a company's financial performance and are used by investors, analysts, and creditors to evaluate the company's health. It also describes vertical income statements and balance sheets, noting that the vertical format is more suitable for financial analysis compared to the traditional horizontal format. Vertical financial statements can show the flow of funds over periods and fulfill the requirements of fund flow analysis.
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Responsibility accounting
- Responsibility accounting is a system that assigns responsibility for controlling costs to individuals within an organization. It focuses on evaluating managers based on the costs and revenues they can control.
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- 2. Corporate financial reporting is not only to show the financial statements of corporate but it includes to highlight important financial data and to show the application of financial policy. INTRODUCTION A good financial reporting will show financial position of company. Company can save from hidden losses if its accountant highlights critical points in it. In this way it is helpful tool to investors for better decision making.
- 3. Corporate financial reporting is the system of making corporate financial reports. These financial reports are: INCOME STATEMENT BALANCESHEET CASHFLOW STATEMENT STATEMENT OF RETAINED EARNING FINANCIAL POLICIES EXPLANATION It can be shown : • At the end of the month • At the end of each quarter • At the and of year MEANING
- 4. According to . The objectives of Financial Reporting is to provide information about the financial position, performance & changes in financial position of an enterprise that is useful to a wide range of making economic decisions. The following are the objectives and purpose of financial Reporting: Providing information to the management Providing information to the investors Providing information to various stakeholders Providing information about economic resources Enhancing social welfare OBJECTIVES