Tài liệu tham khảo chuyên ngành kế toán - Giáo trình nghiệp vụ tiếng anh chuyên ngành kế toán, kiểm toán, cung cấp kiến thức và nâng cao trình độ sử dụng tiếng anh có hiệu quả nhất trong ngành kế toán và kiểm toán. | Financial accounting seeks to directly report information for the topics noted in blue. Additional supplemental disclosures frequently provide insight about subjects such as those noted in red. But, you would also need to gain additional information by reviewing corporate web sites (many have separate sections devoted to their investors), filings with the securities regulators, financial journals and magazines, and other such sources. Most companies will have annual meetings for shareholders and host web casts every three months (quarterly). These events are very valuable in allowing investors and creditors to make informed decisions about the company, as well as providing a forum for direct questioning of management. You might even call a company and seek "special insight" about emerging trends and developments. Be aware, however, that the company will likely not be able to respond in a meaningful way. Securities laws have very strict rules and penalties that are meant to limit selective or unique disclosures to any one investor or group (in the United States: Regulation Full Disclosure/Reg. FD). It is always amusing, but rarely helpful, to review "message boards" where people anonymously post their opinions about a particular company.
