"Yes" means it is not part of General Purpose Financial Stement but part of Financial Reporting
"No" means it is part of General Purpose Financial Stement.
Item | Yes/No | Reason | |
A | Company Forecast | Yes | It is prediction of future business situations by company for their internal purpose. |
B | Revenue Forecast | Yes | It is prediction of future revenue for their internal purpose. |
C | Prospectus | Yes | Formal legal document designed to provide information and full details about an investment offering for sale to the public |
D | Press releases on pensing lawsuits | Yes | It is press release released by company by giving clarifications in pending law suits. |
E | Auditors Report | No | Audit Report contain opinion by auditor on financial statement which is part of General Purpose Financial Statements. |
F | Shareholders meeting | Yes | Meeting records of shareholders for Internal Purpose |
G | Company News Releases | Yes | News releases published by company on various matters. |
H | Management Letter to Creditors | Yes | Communications to creditors for the internal purpose |
I | Management discussion and analysis of financial performance | Yes | Management discussion and analysis of company performance and areas of problems for Internal purpose |
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