2.14 The financial statements, with the exception of cash flow information, shall be prepared on the accruals basis of accounting. HENCE, ALL INCOME AND CHARGES RELATING TO THE FINANCIAL YEARTO WHICH THE ACCOUNTS RELATE MUST BE TAKEN INTO ACCOUNT, WITHOUT REGARD TO THE DATE OF PAYMENT O...
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Businesses track income and expenses for reporting to the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) on a 365-day basis. A fiscal year is an annual period that starts on one day and ends 364 days later.
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