Audit and economical analysis

Informational sources of economic vulnerability analysis
Bankruptcy is the recognition of the debtor's inability to satisfy creditors' claims for monetary obligations and (or) to perform their obligations under compulsory payments. As you can see from the description, it is necessary to have information sources reflecting the monetary obligations of the subjects and reflecting the availability of funds for the recovery of the cost-per-enclosure. There are many sources of information available to analyze economic insolvency and bankruptcy. They may include financial statement data, statistical reports, and tax reporting data. In addition, the constituent documents, auditor's findings, results of scheduled inspections, etc. and outsource resources. Important focus is on economic contracts, debtor acts as a basis for the occurrence of liabilities. The main source is the importance of the financial statements and the auditor's report on them. The forms of financial reporting include the accounting the report on the financial results, as well as explanations, notes and explanations on the relevant items of the financial statements. An annex to the accounts receivable and payable in addition to the financial statements is also compiled separately by the creditors and the timing of the obligation. In the case of cost-scattering, it is important to make sure that the information is accurate, reliable and accurate. In many cases, there are also petty bouncer petitions. False boncard and its recognition are strictly defined by law. However, there are some problematic issues in this regard. Because pre-trial and post-trial cases are often explained by the lack of credibility and credibility of their information. The following methods are used to analyze the economic vulnerability analysis: the analysis of a wide range of benchmarks; Analysis of a limited number of indicators; indicator indicator analysis; scoring model; rating analysis; Multiple discriminative analysis