most general and most important objective of financial reporting
Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions
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Option B is wrong because ensuring that the management objectives are met is not an objective of financial reporting. Financial reporting is more focused towards the needs of external users of the organization.
Option C is wrong because the safeguarding of the company's assets is the duty of management. It is not the objective of financial reporting.
Option D is wrong because keeping the information summarized, simplified and condensed is the duty of the accountant while preparing financial reports. But, it is not the objective of financial reporting.
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