- The entrepreneur records his property, liabilities and operations separately from the property, liabilities and operations of the owners, creditors, employees and clients of the entrepreneur:
- When drawing up the report, it is necessary to proceed from the fact that the entrepreneur continues his activity and he has no intention to terminate the activity;
- The published information on the report should be presented in an overview and unambiguously understandable;
- The report reflects all important information that affects the financial condition, financial performance and cash flows of the entrepreneur.
- Important information, the non-disclosure of which may affect the economic decisions of the reader of the report;
- When compiling a report, the same calculation principles and presentation methods are consistently used;
- Expenses related to the generation of these incomes are deducted from the income of the reporting period;
- The information presented in the report must be neutral and reliable;
- The report should be prepared in a balanced manner to avoid overestimating assets and income or underestimating liabilities and expenses;
- The reports provide all the information that allows the reader of the report to receive efficient and reliable information about the entrepreneur;
- When reflecting transactions, they proceed from their content also if it does not coincide with their legal form.