Gaap (Generally Accepted Accounting Principles) : Standards)
Gaap (Generally Accepted Accounting Principles) : Standards)
Gaap (Generally Accepted Accounting Principles) : Standards)
GAAP is a term which comprises of the definition of concept and values and also takes into
consideration the industrial rules. GAAP generally functions in order to ensure that the financial
report of an organization is transparent and reliable. The GAAP standards are not universal and
generally vary from one country to another country. In United States it is mandatory for the
organization to prepare their financial statements according to GAAP standards. GAAP is overall
stipulated by The Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) along with the Governmental
Accounting Standard Board which overall stipulates the GAAP in favor of both states along with
local government. SEC and GAAP are required and must be complied by the companies which
are publicly traded.
GAAP
IFRS
A)STANDS FOR
Principles.
Standards.
B)INTRODUCTIO
N
understood.
accounting practice.
Over 110 countries, including
United States
European Union.
C)USED IN
Either revenue or loss, either
Income or expenses, assets otherwise
D)ELEMENTS OF
PERFORMANCE
comprehensive income.
assets or liability.
E)DOCUMENT
NEEDED IN
FINANCIAL
STATEMENT
F) ESTIMATED
It is prohibited.
INVENTORY
G) REVERSAL
INVENTORY
which it is permitted.
H)FRAMEWORKS
INTENTION
mull over.
(FASB) framework.
I) FINANCIAL
STATEMENTS
OBJECTIVES
J)FUNDAMENTAL
ASSUMPTION
K)QUALITATIVE
UNIQUENESS
understandability, reliability,
significance.
the understandability.
understandability.
economic aspects.
L)DEFINITION OF
AN ASSET