Sunday, April 8, 2012

Full-disclosure Principle


The full-disclosure principle means that the financial reports must include any information that could affect the decisions to be made by external users.

Supplemental information is disclosed as follows:

1.Parenthetical comments or modifying comments
   - these comments are placed on the face of the financial statements.

2.Disclosure notes
   - convey additional undertakings regarding company operations.

3.Supplemental financial statements
   - report more information than is shown in the primary financial statements.


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