Analysis Of Accounting And Its Fundamental Principles
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Accounting, finance, economic analysis, theory, practice, macroeconomics, income, expenses, profitability.Abstract
The article examines the conceptual foundations derived from the elements and structures of accounting theory, as well as methods for preparing and presenting reliable financial statements. It highlights the necessity of the accounting profession in integrating theory and practice and explores the study and understanding of accounting theory and its constituent components. The paper also addresses information related to financial statements and wages, budget formation, and other forms of accounting not explicitly specified herein. While economists primarily focus on macroeconomic issues and analysis, the article additionally presents the theoretical foundations for accounting for financial results.
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