O ograniczonym zaufaniu do sprawozdań finansowych przedsiębiorstw

Abstract

The aim of article is to present that accounting policy is not only the art of making what is possible, but also the art of making it according to the law. Following the process of increasing globalization rapidly grows the number of mergers, often followed by the integration of capital markets. Capital flows between different countries and regions all over the world is accompanied by inherent risks of investing. Due to the need for appropriate efficiency of capital markets has emerged a need for the operation of high-quality financial information, which can only be secured by using standard accounting rules. Accounting practitioners must use an interdisciplinary knowledge of the company. You must know the Commercial Companies Code and the Civil Code, the procedures in civil and administrative law, tax law, and derivatives of this law, knowledge of information systems and information technology and extensive knowledge in the field of accounting. Also, the crisis mobilizes companies to seek new sources of savings or opportunities to 'improve' financial results, bringing into question the legality of the common procedures for making financial information. For this reason, you will probably need to come to terms with the lack of a fully effective anti-tampering solutions accountant. Therefore, the primary function of standards and other accounting rules should be to provide reasonable assurance that the accounting system is not out of control. Element of such certainty can be a reliable business accounting policy, based on the construction of which is its financial strategy.