Financial reporting: This is the branch of accounting, which consists of all types of financial statements, the press release of the quarterly profit reports, annual reports shown to the stockholders, the main monetary data shown in the enterprise website, the monetary reports provided to the agencies of the market and government and also information given in the prospectus relating to the issuance of stock and other related processes.
To determine the IASB framework related to financial reporting.
Financial reporting: This is the branch of accounting, which consists of all types of financial statements, the press release of the quarterly profit reports, annual reports shown to the stockholders, the main monetary data shown in the enterprise website, the monetary reports provided to the agencies of the market and government and also information given in the prospectus relating to the issuance of stock and other related processes.
To determine the modes of communicating financial reports.
Financial reporting: This is the branch of accounting, which consists of all types of financial statements, the press release of the quarterly profit reports, annual reports shown to the stockholders, the main monetary data shown in the enterprise website, the monetary reports provided to the agencies of the market and government and also information given in the prospectus relating to the issuance of stock and other related processes.
To determine the information used by the users in decision making.
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