Financial statements at a glance
A summary of a company’s finances in the form of financial statements must be prepared electronically. They are prepared by management board members, an accountant, or a person within the company responsible for accounting. In addition, the financial statements must be signed with an electronic signature—an internal signature or an ePUAP trusted profile. As a rule, the statements must be submitted by the end of the third month of the new year and concern the previous financial year, which often coincides with the calendar year. But how should they be prepared? Specific rules set out in the Accounting Act apply, along with ready-made templates serving as appendices to that act. What exactly does such a document consist of? Preparing financial statements includes a profit and loss account, a statement of liabilities and assets as at the end of the previous and current financial year of the company, as well as additional appendices and other explanations that affect the reliability of the statements and present the company’s financial condition in full.
Preparing financial statements
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