ESSENTIALS OF FINANCIAL STATEMENTS

                   ESSENTIALS OF FINANCIAL STATEMENTS

(i) Factual Information: Financial Statements should disclose the factual information about the financial position of the company'.
(ii) Understandability: Financial Statements should be prepared following the accepted accounting principles for better understanding of the users.
(iii) Comparable: Financial Statements should disclose the information in a manner that the user can compare the information of the same entity over years (intra-firm comparison) and also compare the reporting company's financial information with that of others (inter-firm comparison).
(iv) Verifiable: Information disclosed by the Financial statements should be verifiable from records of the company.
(v) Relevant: Information disclosed by the Financial Statements should be in accordance with legal requirements. It is so because they are considered relevant to the user' having been set after thorough public debate.
(vi) Timeliness: Financial Statements should be prepared and presented within a reasonable period after the accounting period is over. Financial Statements may lose their relevance because of undue delay caused in the release of such information.

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