Financial Balance
By editor | November 4, 2007
The financial balance of an organization is appreciated mostly using data from the organization balance, which, unlike accountability balance operates with sort of concentration of some accounts. Putting forward active and passive accounts respects homogeneity criterion.
The main criteria used in elaborating financial balance are:
- Liquidity
- Demand
As far as active balance is concerned it is necessary that all the specific elements should represent a real value of the assets, proceeding to non value elimination.
In the case of assets you can take into account non corporate blockage, corporate blockage, financial blockage, supplies, exploitation debts, movable placement values and availabilities, premiums for debts reimbursement, regularizations. As far as passive balance is concerned, financial analysis is performed upon a balance to which income distribution has been performed.
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