Significance Of Financial Reporting

The importance of financial reporting The collapse of huge companies such as Enron and WorldCom is causing the pressing problem that always existed in the minds of investors. The company lost confidence in the company, but the company whose market capital cost has increased significantly has not changed. Investors are now investing in risk-free securities, not their own shares.

Until now, there was a large amount of unfair financial reporting, but unexpectedly it was not a special result of the collapse of the internal accounting management system, but a positional position for senior management to suppress the corporate accounting management system Use of leverage was confirmed. And it has been proven that more corporate fraud starts from scratch, and one problem of internal audit is corporate responsibility than corporate accounting (O'Gara, J.D., 2004).

According to the Committee's decision, discuss at least annually, with management and independent certified public accountants, the major financial reporting issues and decisions related to the preparation of the company's financial statements, including: (B) significant financial reporting issues and judgments relating to the preparation of financial statements prepared by management or an independent certified public accountant, and (c) regulatory and accounting plans for the financial statements of the company and the balance sheet Structural influence

The main purpose of this paper is to explain the importance of the relationship between the most important functions in the framework of financial reporting accounting - the concept of reporting entity, general financial reporting and accounting standards. Understanding the relationship between these elements and accounting theory can ensure an understanding of rationality behind actual and future practices.

One of accounting laws and accounting policies is international accounting standards. Based on the importance of understanding financial accounting and reporting, scholars standardized financial accounting and established the International Accounting Standards Committee (Pricewaterhouse Coopers, 2002). The IASC, now known as the International Accounting Standards Board (IASB), was able to set international financial reporting standards. International financial reporting standards are applied worldwide and Europe, the United States and other countries are trying to comply with new standardized and unified accounting policies.