January 2017
Beginner
500 pages
147h 53m
English
The accounting and financial regulatory authorities have mandated that firms provide four different financial statements, with each having its own perspective and objective:
Income statement —includes the revenues the firm has earned, the expenses it has incurred to earn those revenues, and the profit the firm has earned over a specific period of time, usually a quarter of a year or a full year.
Balance sheet —contains information about the firm’s assets (everything of value the company owns), liabilities (the company’s debts), and stockholders’ equity (the ...
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