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Qualitative characteristics of financial statements

All the user groups, both internal and external to the organisation, require the information provided to be useful. 

Information should:

  • enable its recipient to make effective decisions.

  • be adequate for taking effective action to control the organisation or provide valuable details relating to its environment.

  • be compatible with the responsibilities and needs of its recipient.

  • be produced at optimum cost.

  • be easily understood by its recipient.

  • be timely.

  • be sufficiently accurate and precise for the purpose of its provision.

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