Tipuri de modificari bilantiere corespunzatoare tranzactiilor economice si financiare

Marin Ciumag and Anca Ciumag

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Abstract: Abstract: The activity carried out by any entity is materialized in a multitude of economic and financial operations (transactions) which, naturally, modify the patrimonial elements of assets and liabilities that it entails and, implicitly, the patrimony considered in its entirety and reflected through the balance sheet. In other words, the patrimonial elements of assets and liabilities belonging to the economic entity are in a continuous process of movement and transformation, and the economic and financial operations that take place are reflected in the accounting and, at the same time, influence the content of the balance sheet. economic assets and their sources of financing. Balance sheet changes are a consequence of the economic and financial operations that are carried out within the entity to achieve the planned objectives and which, naturally, produce changes in the assets. Viewed in this context, the operations performed directly influence the value of the balance sheet items because they reflect exactly the value of the patrimonial elements, including those that have undergone changes.

Keywords: transactions; balance sheet changes; patrimonial elements (search for similar items in EconPapers)
JEL-codes: M41 (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2018-10-06
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