Financial Reporting
Reporting by not-for-profit entities is in a period of major
change.
This section relates to what is called General purpose
financial reporting
General purpose financial reporting is reporting for
members, supporters, contributors and anyone else who is not able to
require information to be reported to meet their own specific
needs.
Not all not-for-profit entities prepare general purpose financial
reports. Some may prepare only Special Purpose Financial
Reports.
Special purpose financial statements are tailored to
meet the specific information needs of a particular person, group of
people or organisation. They include financial statements prepared
for internal users (such as officers of the organization) and for
external parties who have the power to demand particular information to
meet their information needs (such as lenders, bankers and government
departments).
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