Common Accounting Standards
Some commonly used accounting standards include:
- Generally accepted accounting principles (India)
- Generally accepted accounting principles (United States)
- Generally accepted accounting principles (United Kingdom)
- Generally accepted accounting principles (Plan Comptable Général) (France)
- Grundsätze ordnungsmäßiger Buchführung (Germany)
- Chinese Accounting Standards (China)
- International Financial Reporting Standards (international)
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