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Decision Usefulness

Decision usefulness is a core accounting principle focused on providing financial information that helps users make informed economic decisions. Financial statements should be relevant, reliable, comparable, and timely. The goal is not just compliance, but enabling stakeholders to evaluate performance, risks, and future prospects effectively.

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