objectives of financial statements

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• objectives of financial statements — The purposes for which the financial statements in the annual accounts and report have been made. It is essential to identify these purposes to determine (a) what information should be provided and (b) how it should be presented. The current… …   Accounting dictionary

• Statement of Financial Accounting Concepts — SFAC In the USA, any of the reports issued by the Financial Accounting Standards Board to identify the fundamental concepts of financial accounting and reporting. They reflect the objectives of financial statements …   Accounting dictionary

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• Statement of Principles — A document first issued by the Accounting Standards Board in 1995 in an attempt to provide a conceptual framework for UK accounting standards. There are seven chapters: 1. The Objectives of Financial Statements 2. Qualitative Characteristics of… …   Accounting dictionary

• Trueblood Report — A report, Objectives of Financial Statements, prepared by a committee chaired by Robert M. Trueblood and published by the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants in 1971. The report identified the basic objective of financial… …   Accounting dictionary

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