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Author(s) Abdulhamid, Tarek K. Title Integrated financial reporting for a small business. Publisher Monterey, California. Naval Postgraduate School Issue Date 1991 URL http://hdl.handle.net/10945/28298

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1. Begin by gathering all relevant financial data such as balance sheets, income statements, cash flow statements, and any other financial records that will be used in the report.
2. Review and analyze the financial data to identify any patterns, trends, or areas of concern that need to be addressed in the integrated financial reporting.
3. Determine the format and structure of the report, ensuring that it meets the requirements and guidelines set by regulatory bodies or stakeholders.
4. Start by providing an overview of the company's financial performance, highlighting key metrics and financial ratios.
5. Provide a breakdown of the different components of the financial statements, explaining each line item and its significance.
6. Include any relevant explanations or disclosures that may affect the interpretation of the financial data.
7. Add supporting documentation such as charts, graphs, or tables to visually represent the financial information and make it easier to understand.
8. Review the entire report for accuracy, completeness, and consistency before finalizing it.
9. Submit the integrated financial reporting to the intended audience, such as investors, shareholders, creditors, or regulatory agencies.

Who needs integrated financial reporting for:

1. Companies: Integrated financial reporting is essential for companies of all sizes and industries. It allows businesses to provide a comprehensive view of their financial performance, helping in decision-making processes, attracting investors, and complying with financial reporting regulations.
2. Investors: Individuals or institutions investing in companies need integrated financial reporting to evaluate the financial health and performance of a firm. This helps in making informed investment decisions and assessing the return on investment potential.
3. Stakeholders: Integrated financial reporting is crucial for stakeholders, including employees, customers, suppliers, and local communities, as it provides transparency and accountability of a company's financial activities. This helps stakeholders understand the financial stability and sustainability of the organization they are associated with.
4. Regulatory Agencies: Government agencies and regulatory bodies require integrated financial reporting to monitor and regulate the financial activities of companies. This ensures compliance with legal and accounting standards and helps to detect any fraudulent or unethical practices.

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