Noncompensation.

Accountants offer total transparency on both good and negative issues without
receiving any payment. In other words, they aren't rewarded according to how well or poorly the
reporting ends out.

Prudence. Financial data is founded on verified facts and is not affected by speculation. Continuity. The
gathering of financial information and asset assessments shouldn't interfere with regular business
activities. Periodicity. According to the applicable accounting periods, financial data should be arranged
and reported. Revenue and costs, for instance, must be recorded within the appropriate quarter or
other reporting period. Materiality. In financial reports, accountants are required to depend on material
facts and provide all pertinent financial and accounting information. a good faith. Honesty and
thoroughness are expected in the gathering and reporting of financial data.

Noncompensation. Accountants offer total transparency on both good and negative issues without
receiving any payment. In other words, they aren't rewarded according to how well or poorly the
reporting ends out.

Prudence. Financial data is founded on verified facts and is not affected by speculation. Continuity. The
gathering of financial information and asset assessments shouldn't interfere with regular business
activities. Periodicity. According to the applicable accounting periods, financial data should be arranged
and reported. Revenue and costs, for instance, must be recorded within the appropriate quarter or
other reporting period. Materiality. In financial reports, accountants are required to depend on material
facts and provide all pertinent financial and accounting information. a good faith. Honesty and
thoroughness are expected in the gathering and reporting of financial data.

Noncompensation. Accountants offer total transparency on both good and negative issues without
receiving any payment. In other words, they aren't rewarded according to how well or poorly the
reporting ends out.

Prudence. Financial data is founded on verified facts and is not affected by speculation. Continuity. The
gathering of financial information and asset assessments shouldn't interfere with regular business
activities. Periodicity. According to the applicable accounting periods, financial data should be arranged
and reported. Revenue and costs, for instance, must be recorded within the appropriate quarter or
other reporting period. Materiality. In financial reports, accountants are required to depend on material
facts and provide all pertinent financial and accounting information. a good faith. Honesty and
thoroughness are expected in the gathering and reporting of financial data.

Noncompensation. Accountants offer total transparency on both good and negative issues without
receiving any payment. In other words, they aren't rewarded according to how well or poorly the
reporting ends out.

Prudence. Financial data is founded on verified facts and is not affected by speculation. Continuity. The
gathering of financial information and asset assessments shouldn't interfere with regular business
activities. Periodicity. According to the applicable accounting periods, financial data should be arranged
and reported. Revenue and costs, for instance, must be recorded within the appropriate quarter or
other reporting period. Materiality. In financial reports, accountants are required to depend on material
facts and provide all pertinent financial and accounting information. a good faith. Honesty and
thoroughness are expected in the gathering and reporting of financial data.