ACCO 310 Lecture Notes - Lecture 1: Financial Analyst, Centrality, Canadian Securities Administrators

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10th canadian edition, volume 1 by donald e. kieso, jerry j. weygandt, terry d. warfield, *the following notes are for acco 310: financial reporting. The textbook used for this class is intermediate accounting, There are two broad classifications: financial accounting: includes external decision makers, management: includes internal decision makers. Financial accounting (reporting): both internal and external parties use financial reports that cover enterprise"s business activities and that. E. g. of such users are investors, creditors, etc: balance sheet, income statement, cash flow statement, statement is changes in equity. + note disclosures: e. g. president"s letter, news releases, management forecasts, etc. The capital allocation process helps determine that. Chapter 1: the canadian financial reporting environment. There are 4 types of financial statements: Goal: is to measure company performances accurately and fairly in a timely basis. The illustration above is the capital allocation process. The following (illustration 1- 4) is found in the textbook.

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