CIMA BA3 Syllabus A. ACCOUNTING PRINCIPLES, CONCEPTS AND REGULATIONS - Qualitative characteristics of financial statements - Notes 10 / 22
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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