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CHAPTER ONE
INTRODUCTION
1.1 Background of the Study
Due to the markets and business globalization, geographical
expansion and the greater demand for information and transparency among
investors, stakeholders and society in general, market agents find their
toehold in the quality of their financial reporting and their main source of
knowledge on company strategy. For Jonas and Blanchet (2000), financial
reporting is not only a final output; the quality of this process depends on
each part, including disclosure of the company’s transactions, information
about the selection and application of accounting policies and knowledge of the
judgments made. Financial information issued by a company has become an
essential resource for any market participant, since it provides a reduced
amount of information asymmetries between managers, investors, regulatory
agencies, society and other stakeholders.
Therefore, one of the main questions that arises about the
quality of financial reporting is its effect on subsequent performance of a
company, i.e. how the market values this higher perceived quality. According to
previous evidence, those companies with better quality of financial information
are associated with subsequent higher performance, due to the fact that the
market positively assesses those companies which are more committed to the
issuance of good information for shareholders and other stakeholders, aiming to
reduce or avoid information asymmetries between market participants
(García-Lara et al., 2010; Ahmed and Duellmand, 2011; Bushman and Smith, 2001;
Bens et al., 2002; Gunny, 2005). Financial reporting is an important component
of an organizational growth and development. The importance of financial
reporting on corporate performance has been discussed severally by different
authors and researchers.
Accounting is a system that provides information to various
interested parties. The main purpose of accounting is to give information about
profit or loss and financial position of the business to its owner. This
information is also useful to investors, auditors, suppliers, buyers, bankers
and other financial institutions etc.
Accounting is a not an exact science neither are business
operations without some subjective and judgmental errors when it comes to
reporting them. A financial reporting therefore is a document statement which
informs the various interest groups to a business on the operations and
performance of their business in a period under review its present state of
affairs as well as its anticipated future, in accordance with the statutes. If
a financial report is to service its purpose it ought to be characterized by
the following: Relevance, Understandability, Reliability, Completeness,
Objectivity, Timeliness.
In the accounting process of an organization is to provide
the information required to prepare a financial report which shall have the
above characteristics then the transaction during the period must be recorded
promptly and accurately interpreted in conformity with the generally accepted
accounting principles (GAAP), Statements of Accounting Standard Board (NASB),
International Accounting Standard committee and the companies and Allied
Matters Act cop LFN (CAMA).
A well planned operating accounting system enables an
organization to manage important resources i.e. information. The business
transactions can be divided in to two types 1. Transaction arises for exchange
of goods such as purchase or sells called external transaction. 2. Transaction
arises from gathering cost and cost of production called internal transaction.
The cost represents amount sacrifices to obtain goods or
services. The cost accounting provides all such information from material
purchase to total cost as well as total cost and cost per unit. After that
profit arise by deducting total cost out of sales.
Financial accounting reporting become necessary with the
obvious need for accountability of stewardship from the managers to whom
investors entrusted their financial resources. The Railway age in the UK.
Occurred between 1830 to 1870 and for the first time the world same the
emergence of multimillion corporations with large numbers of shareholders.
It was a period of disorder but it brought the basis for the
present day system of corporate financial report. Financial reporting is a duty
of stewardship assigned to the directors of a company by section 334 of the
company and Allied Matters Act Cap L20 LFN, equally the mandatory
responsibility of companies to keep accounting records derives its strength
from section 331 and 382 of the same act. These sections explicitly defined the
necessary content and manner in which financial records should be kept.
1.2 Statement of the Problem
In order to meet the expectations of different stakeholders,
senior managers continuously strive to improve the performance of their
organisations. Generally, organisational improvement processes follow a
continuous circle of three major processes, namely corporate planning, strategy
implementation (execution) and performance measurement or evaluation (David,
2005:5+6). The corporate planning phase involves setting goals and objectives
that are congruent with the corporate vision, mission and value statements of
the organisation. Goals and strategies are formulated after a careful and
critical analysis of the organisation’s internal strengths and weaknesses and
also of the organisation’s external opportunities and threats, conducted
through a SWOT analysis, which is also sometimes referred to as corporate
analysis.
After the corporate analysis, strategies are formulated as a
means to achieve the goals that have been set; and that is followed by the
implementation of the corporate plans.
The study “The impact of Financial Reporting on the corporate
performance of business organization” aims at investigating the financial
reports of selected companies in Enugu State with a view to determine the
following ;
The extent to which a standard financial report contributes
to or detracts from the growth of a business organization.
The extent to which the financial reports of corporate
business organization comply with statutory provisions.
The uniformity and conflict which exist in the financial
reporting regulations given the multiplicity of regulators.
Therefore, bused on the above statements, the researcher
shall investigate the financial accounting reporting standards and every
regulation their bear on the financial statement and to the extent the selected
company (s) has either complied with or disobeyed the relevant statutes.
1.3 Research Questions
In order to determine the impact of financial reporting on
the corporate performance of business organizations, it is pertinent to test
the following question;
Does the information disclosed in the financial statements
adequate to support good decision making?
Does the disclosure requirement of the statutes affect
corporate performance positively or negatively?
Do companies comply strictly with the regulation?
Other headings in chapter one include the followings.
1.4 Objective of the Study 1.5 Hypotheses of the Study 1.6
Significance of the Study 1.7 Scope of the Study 1.8 Limitations of the Study
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