In what ways is financial reporting to the SEC (Securities Exchange Commission) different from the financial reporting to shareholders?
As we know that SEC is a regulatory body for the protection of interest of investors.
So when financial reporting is done by the company to SEC, it justifies and proves fair dealing, protection of investor's interest, and compliance of regulations through financial reporting.
On the other hand, when financing financial reporting is done by the company to its shareholders it provides various information regarding profit, financial position, and various investment opportunities to attract investors.
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