U.S. GAAP - Generally Accepted Accounting Principles

Generally Accepted Accounting Principles or U.S. GAAP is the common standard platform of guidelines of accounting rules for financial accounting in the preparation of financial statements. Although quite flexible in guidelines, this framework is based upon certain constraints, principles to address specific necessities. Let us learn…
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precious that is a good work guys!tanks to the former of GAAP if it was not for the brilliant minds some companies would not exist.keep it up hey 4/13/2009
chelsea Such a usefull source on my research, anyway im looking for "accounting guidelines" use for manning and shipping companies, hope u can send me a copy, "thank you" 4/6/2009
Ramachandran Very nice one and useful for my search. Ramachandran, Chennai 7/17/2008
Susan Can you please direct me to any GAAP guidelines used in the valuation of artwork owned and displayed in a large corporation? 7/1/2008
Christi If it's a set standard, then why is there such a big fuss? 3/5/2008
Rajkumar Very informative. But, where do we get more details of US-GAAP (i.e., gist of accounting standards and key differences between US-GAAP & IFRS, and key differences between US-GAAP & Indian-GAAP etc.,). 1/11/2008
Anne Great summary of the concise facts. 8/27/2007
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