The value-added statement, which provides a clear view of the benefit created by all stakeholders and their share of this benefit, is important in terms of accountability and social responsibility of enterprises.
📌 3 Key Takeaways
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Objective & Hypothesis:Accountability is responsibility of corporate executives to inform the government, employees, customers, and the entire community, as well as shareholders, about the outcome and progress of their work.
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Key Findings & Data:Accountability is responsibility of corporate executives to inform the government, employees, customers, and the entire community, as well as shareholders, about the outcome and progress of their work.
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Conclusion & Impact:The value-added statement, which provides a clear view of the benefit created by all stakeholders and their share of this benefit, is important in terms of accountability and social responsibility of enterprises.
🔬Design:Research Article
📍Scope:Comprehensive Sample
⚙️Variables:Katma Değer Tablosu · Performans · Finansal Raporlama
Abstract
Accountability is responsibility of corporate executives to inform the government, employees, customers, and the entire community, as well as shareholders, about the outcome and progress of their work. The value-added statement, which provides a clear view of the benefit created by all stakeholders and their share of this benefit, is important in terms of accountability and social responsibility of enterprises.
Özet
Hesap verme sorumluluğu, şirket yöneticilerinin yaptıkları işlerin sonucu ve gelişmeler hakkında hissedarların yanı sıra hükümet, çalışanlar, müşteriler ve tüm topluma karşı bir bilgi verme sorumluluğudur. Tüm paydaşların yarattığı fayda ve bu faydadan aldıkları payların açıkça görülebilmesini sağlayan katma değer tablosu işletmelerin hesap verme ve sosyal sorumluluğu açısından önemlidir.
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