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Since GAAP is designed to ensure complete, accurate, and consistent financial reporting between

businesses, it has an impact on investment decisions by allowing investors to objectively compare


business performance and influences the stability of the investment market. Accountants and other
financial professionals use GAAP rules and standards to organize and present the financial reporting
required by publicly traded companies in the U.S. on a periodic basis.

There isn't a single GAAP standard that applies to all industries or regions, so the details change
accordingly. Financial reporting must comply with GAAP criteria, according to the U.S. Securities and
Exchange Commission (SEC). Both the Governmental Accounting Standards Board and the Financial
Accounting Standards Board have established GAAP for both federal and state governments,
respectively. SEC standards as well as GAAP requirements must be met by publicly traded corporations.

Since GAAP is designed to ensure complete, accurate, and consistent financial reporting between
businesses, it has an impact on investment decisions by allowing investors to objectively compare
business performance and influences the stability of the investment market. Accountants and other
financial professionals use GAAP rules and standards to organize and present the financial reporting
required by publicly traded companies in the U.S. on a periodic basis.

There isn't a single GAAP standard that applies to all industries or regions, so the details change
accordingly. Financial reporting must comply with GAAP criteria, according to the U.S. Securities and
Exchange Commission (SEC). Both the Governmental Accounting Standards Board and the Financial
Accounting Standards Board have established GAAP for both federal and state governments,
respectively. SEC standards as well as GAAP requirements must be met by publicly traded corporations.

Since GAAP is designed to ensure complete, accurate, and consistent financial reporting between
businesses, it has an impact on investment decisions by allowing investors to objectively compare
business performance and influences the stability of the investment market. Accountants and other
financial professionals use GAAP rules and standards to organize and present the financial reporting
required by publicly traded companies in the U.S. on a periodic basis.

There isn't a single GAAP standard that applies to all industries or regions, so the details change
accordingly. Financial reporting must comply with GAAP criteria, according to the U.S. Securities and
Exchange Commission (SEC). Both the Governmental Accounting Standards Board and the Financial
Accounting Standards Board have established GAAP for both federal and state governments,
respectively. SEC standards as well as GAAP requirements must be met by publicly traded corporations.

Since GAAP is designed to ensure complete, accurate, and consistent financial reporting between
businesses, it has an impact on investment decisions by allowing investors to objectively compare
business performance and influences the stability of the investment market. Accountants and other
financial professionals use GAAP rules and standards to organize and present the financial reporting
required by publicly traded companies in the U.S. on a periodic basis.

There isn't a single GAAP standard that applies to all industries or regions, so the details change
accordingly. Financial reporting must comply with GAAP criteria, according to the U.S. Securities and
Exchange Commission (SEC). Both the Governmental Accounting Standards Board and the Financial
Accounting Standards Board have established GAAP for both federal and state governments,
respectively. SEC standards as well as GAAP requirements must be met by publicly traded corporations.
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