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Since 2007, the operating conditions of companies have changed significantly and can be described as more unpredictable. Insolvency of one company may, by the domino effect, have negative impacts on other operators. In extreme cases, these impacts can lead to their bankruptcy. Therefore, it is...
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Since 2007, the operating conditions of companies have changed significantly and can be described as more unpredictable. Insolvency of one company may, by the domino effect, have negative impacts on other operators. In extreme cases, these impacts can lead to their bankruptcy. Therefore, it is...
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In this paper, the authors present the methods of determining the company\'s financial standing, based on its financial reporting. Hence, in the debate are included concepts commonly used in financial literature and banking practice such as credit worthiness, credit rating and standing.
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The annual financial statements of different companies must emphasize, for theinternal and external users, the activity that was run and the standing at a specific moment oftime. The assessment of a business doesn’t affect the accounting registrations. However, theaccurate image provided by...
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The annual financial statements of different companies must emphasize, for the internal and external users, the activity that was run and the standing at a specific moment of time. The assessment of a business doesn’t affect the accounting registrations. However, “the accurate image”...
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In this paper I have compared international standards on accounting for the public sector and those required by national norms on public institutions' own capitals, pointing out both convergences and divergences. Last, but not the least, I have compared IPSAS 1 (applied by public institutions)...
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