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D-III AKUNTANSI MK_AKUNTANSI KEUANGAN 1 Pertemuan 1 (Standar Akuntansi Keuangan)

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Hi Jelly oh

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Hi your own life

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t-shirt Assalamualaikum warahmatullahi

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wabarakatuh Eh my name is Dani Rachman

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Hakim lecturer in D3 accounting,

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Pamulang University on this occasion I

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will try to provide a presentation of

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courses related to the

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financial accounting 1 course on the material of

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financial accounting and accounting standards

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in meeting 1 well eh we study

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financial accounting 1 so in

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our study program there is financial accounting 1

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Financial Accounting 2 advanced financial accounting

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1 and advanced financial accounting

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2 well

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Hi those courses are

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all related to

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financial accounting so the basis of the

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financial accounting course comes from

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here in financial accounting 1 yes Well

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before that friends must be able to

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understand first that the

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name of accounting is based on

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its purpose is divided into two yes

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financial accounting and

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management accounting well What is the difference between financial accounting

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and management accounting if

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financial accounting is the main goal

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is the preparation of financial reports whose

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financial reports will be presented

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to external parties or parties outside the

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organization or parties outside the company yes

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that is financial accounting so

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if possible ramma is wrong about cikoan

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means it is related to the preparation of

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financial reports which The

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financial report will be submitted

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or will be used as information

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regarding the condition of the company for

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external parties. Well, if management accounting

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is more about the use of

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accounting information by internal parties to

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formulate strategic company policies in

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the future, well, related to

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management accounting, there is also a

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separate course, okay.

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Hi, financial accounting. That is for

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external parties, for external parties in

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this case, external parties, namely

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investors, creditors, the

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government, potential investors, and also the

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community or the public, so if

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you make eh, what is the name of the financial report

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for the community, for the public for

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external PR, it means it must be in accordance with the

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standards. Why so that it can be understood by

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external parties, so that all

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parties can understand it, yes, if it is

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difficult, it is in accordance with the standards, well,

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in this case, before we go any

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further, it is better for us to

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understand the concept of entities, yes, and the

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concept of public accountability, yes,

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this is very important in understanding

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financial accounting, what is the meaning of the concept of

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entities or entity, what is the concept, so

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in accounting, yes,

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if friends read the accounting standards, it is

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not mentioned company a, then you

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rarely mention it in the accounting standards

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that are mentioned

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entities, yes, so in accounting standards, the

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mention of companies, mentioning

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agencies, and so on, It uses the

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word entities in accounting,

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namely, including companies, institutions,

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business units Yes

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Hi and so on Why is it called an

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entity Because the concept of an

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entity is the separation must be

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separated between the accounting entity's finances

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and its owner so

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for example if I have a business or my

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friends have a business so

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my personal money should not be mixed

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with the company's money yes it must be

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separated Well that is the NTT concept yes

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then there is also the concept of

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public accountability well what is the meaning of

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public accountability so accountability is

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essentially an obligation

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Yes for an entity to disclose

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all its activities both

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financial and non-financial activities yes well

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for example what

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Hi for example what for example

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like full companies some

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companies have to report

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their finances to the public to the

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factory and some don't like that yes

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Well we have to be able to see the aspect of

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public accountability whether a

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company has

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significant public accountability or not like that yes

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Well companies or entities that

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have significant public accountability

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Examples of

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what are companies that are

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already listed on the Stock Exchange Yes they are already

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listed on the Stock Exchange Why do they

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have public accountability because

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their capital their capital structure is already

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owned by the public Everyone can buy yes

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Everyone can buy shares of the

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company so of course the

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company must report yes

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Or must prepare financial reports

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to

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click like that, yes, this has Sydney, what is the

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very significant public accountability,

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yes, besides

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companies that are already

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listed on the Stock Exchange, yes,

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companies or

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entities that are fiduciary in nature,

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well, the meaning of fiduciary is

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managing public funds, yes, managing

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public funds, for example, such as

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accounting, what is banking insurance and so

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on. It also has to

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report or prepare

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financial reports to the public GTA, well,

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there are also public accountability that is

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not significant, for example, like

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privately owned companies,

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for example, furniture stores that

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students often encounter on the

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roadside, yes, they do not have

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significant public accountability,

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but that does not mean they do not

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have public accountability,

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yes, they actually have it, but it is not

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significant. Why is it called having it?

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Because of course, there must be aspects that

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must be accounted for, for example,

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in its operational activities, it

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disturbs the environment, yes, there is

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noise from the

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company's operational activities, namely, yes, of

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course, there must be responsibility to the

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community, to the

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surrounding community, but that does not mean that the company,

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yes, the roadside furniture company,

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has to make financial reports and then

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publish the financial reports on the website,

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not yet, not like that, no, that

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's why because the capital is also

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privately owned, right, it's different from

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bored companies that are already listed on the

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Stock Exchange The effect earlier then there is also the

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name of public accountability of

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government administrators Of course These are

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government agencies, yes, the

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ministries are certainly

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required to report their financial reports,

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yes, because this is of course because it

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uses state money, yes, state money will

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also be people's money, right? Okay,

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next, some

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financial accounting standards, so

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friends, you have understood the significance

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of public accountability, well, in

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Indonesia, there are several

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accounting standards that apply, yes, there are four

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pillars of accounting standards, yes, there are kykx, eh,

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sharia and site government accounting standards,

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but here I will give an

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example, there are three, yes, qwert Abdan SH

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MSI, the use of these three financial accounting standards

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is adjusted to the

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final significance of public accountability,

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if significant public accountability,

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for example, as before,

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companies are

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already listed on the Stock Exchange, so they must

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use PSAK, yes, they must use

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PSAK, the statement of financial accounting standards,

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yes, but for example, if

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the company does not have a

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significant public accountability scale up,

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Mbah, then he can

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use qstart, yes, entities without

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public accountability Well, here there is a

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little controversy, maybe actually

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there should be some accounting practitioners

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who criticize, criticize Why is it still like

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that as if there is no

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public accountability at all, even though

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as I have exemplified, every

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company must have

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public accountability, responsibility

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towards the public, yes, but it was

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measured by its significance and

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insignificance, yes, then there is

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also AGM for

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micro, small, and medium entities, yes, so

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for MSMEs, yes, so friends,

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for example, one day,

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Houston anti-Smash five friends, then in the

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6th semester, you want to compile a final assignment, yes, an

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internship at a company, you have to be

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able to differentiate

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which accounting standards this company uses,

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like that, okay, then

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what is the purpose of financial reporting?

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Actually, there are so many purposes of

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financial reporting because

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financial reports also have many benefits,

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right, but I take three

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main objectives, yes, to financial reports,

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in his opinion, qso, yes, so it is

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to provide information for

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investment and credit decisions, information

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to assess the future prospects of the entity,

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as well as information regarding the

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entity's resources, so for example,

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companies that

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have listened are listed on the Stock Exchange,

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yes, they will prepare

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financial reports, information from

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the financial reports will determine

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investment decisions, investment decisions,

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who, investment decisions, Dark, from

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potential investors, so for example,

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students want to invest in shares, yes,

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when Friends choose the destroyer

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choose the company whose shares you will

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buy, friends,

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at least How many have you analyzed the

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company's financial condition first Based on the information

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in the financial report, right

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Well, this will be in the

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ratio analysis course to financial reporting, one

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of them, right So from the

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financial report, it will be seen

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what the company's financial condition is

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like, what does the company have,

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approximately in the future, will this company

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progress or What will it be like, this will be

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seen in the financial report The

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Key Okay, it turns out that this is the end of the introduction,

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friends, the

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introduction to

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financial accounting and financial accounting standards,

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we will discuss it in the next meeting

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regarding accountants in

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this financial accounting course Thank you

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That's all for meeting 1 in

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this financial accounting course 1, thank you

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Wassalamualaikum warahmatullahi

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wabarakatuh

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