IMPROVING BUSINESS ANALYSIS OF FINANCIAL RESULTS IN JOINT-STOCK COMPANIES ON THE BASIS OF THE IRS
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business analysis, financial results, joint-stock companies, irs.Abstrak
It is determined that they should be included in accounting as a separate object of account or as a form or location of income. In this case, the write-off and sale of fixed assets, the results obtained from the sale of other assets are considered as other processes of the main production. They are listed in the statement of financial results as operating income and expenses.
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