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Full Disclosure Principle

A key accounting concept that requires all significant information affecting financial statements to be clearly disclosed. This includes pendings lawsuits, contingent liabilities, or changes in accounting policies. The goal is transparency, ensuring stakeholders have a complete and honest view of a company’s financial position and performance.

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