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Conceptual framework of financial information chapter 2

WENDY BERENICE GONZALEZ JUAREZ Contabilidad / Contaduría English

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Conceptual framework of financial information chapter 2

  1. objetive of financial information

    • generate and communicate useful information of a quantitative type for the timely decision-making of the different external users of an economic organization.
  2. features

    • utility, understanding by this the adaptation to the needs of the users.
      • reliability
      • relevance
        • veracity, representativeness, objectivity, verifiability, information sufficient, predictability and confirmation, and relative importance
      • understandability
      • comparability
  3. Basic postulates regarding the economic entity

    • Economic substance
      • refers to the fact that in the operation of the financial information system and in the transactions or economic events that affect an entity
    • Entity
      • indicates that the operations and financial information of an economic organization are independent of those of its shareholders, creditors, debtors, sponsors and any other organization.
    • Going business
      • assume that the permanence of an economic organization in the market will have no limit o! n, with the exception of entities in liquidation
  4. concepts

    • Active
      • Economic resource owned by an entity, which is expected to yield benefits in the future.
    • Passive
      • What the business owes to other known persons or entities as creditors
    • Capital
      • The contribution of the owners known as shareholders.
    • Income
      • The resources that the business receives from the sale of a service or product, in cash or on credit.
    • Expenses
      • They are assets that have been used or consumed in the business, in order to earn income
  5. financial statements

    • The income statement
      • which reports on the profitability of the operation.
    • The statement of changes in stockholders' equity
      • whose objective is to show the changes in the investment of the owners of the company.
    • The statement of financial position or balance sheet
      • whose purpose is to present a list of resources (assets) of the company, as well as the sources of financing (liabilities and capital) of those resources.
    • The cash flow statement
      • cuyo objetivo es dar información acerca de la liquidez del negocio
  6. independent auditor´s opinion

    • The opinion is the final result of a review (audit) of the information contained in the financial statements.
  7. financial statement notes

    • con ellas se pretende explicar con mayor detalle situaciones especiales que afectan ciertas partidas dentro de los estados !nancieros. Las notas deben presentarse en forma clara, ordenada y referenciada para facilitar su identi!cación.
  8. Basic postulates that establish the bases for the accounting recognition of operations and events with an impact on the entity

    • Accounting accrual
      • the effects of economic transactions and events that affect an entity should be reflected in the entity's financial information at the time they occur.
    • Association of costs and expenses with income
      • all costs and expenses of an entity must be identified with the income they generated in the same period, regardless of the date they are made.
    • Valuation
      • economic transactions and events carried out by an entity must be quantified in monetary terms
    • Economic duality
      • affirms that each resource available to an entity was generated by third parties, which have rights and interests over the assets of the entity.
    • Consistency
      • establishes that the assumptions and rules through which information was obtained accounting, have a stability that facilitates their comparability over time
  9. Particular rules

    • Prudential criterion
      • conservative position that the public accountant is recommended to adopt to resolve any dilemma that presents the application of particular rules in specific cases.
    • Supplementation
      • It consists of applying international financial reporting standards, when there is no local standard for a particular situation

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