Improvement of accounting of short-term assets


Haciyev H.

Conference: 53rd International Scientific Conference on Economic and Social Development; Location: Cakovec/ Sveti Martin na Muri; Date: 10-11 September, 2020; Book Series: Economic and Social Development: Book of Proceedings; Pages: 369-378; Published: 2020, pp.369-378, 2020 (Conference Book)

Qısa məlumat

The need to develop and improve accounting in the Republic of Azerbaijan is due to a number of external and internal factors. The country's accession to the ongoing and deepening economic integration in the world, the strengthening of foreign investment flows, the expansion of enterprises' relations with foreign companies, the improvement of accounting, reporting and analysis, and the development of international standards are external factors that determine adaptation. In the emerging single economic area, in international markets, it is the information provided by accounting, analysis, auditing and reporting. The formation of this information in a way that everyone can understand is consistent with the theoretical and methodological foundations of global accounting and reporting, including accounting, analysis and reporting on current assets. However, it is theoretically and practically incorrect to attribute the need to improve the accounting and analysis of current assets and bring them into line with international standards solely on external factors. The point is that the existing system of accounting, analysis and reporting in this area has certain shortcomings and deficiencies from a theoretical, methodological and practical point of view. In general, the current state of accounting, analysis and reporting of short-term assets does not fully correspond to the modern dynamics and characteristics of a market economy, and its development. Thus, it becomes an objective necessity to conduct a comprehensive study of the current state of accounting, analysis and reporting of current assets in the country, to improve it and bring it in line with international standards.