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What differences have you noticed in the financial statements you have received from domestic vs. overseas customers?

What differences have you noticed in the financial statements you have received from domestic vs. overseas customers? Give examples of issues you have or may encounter and provide possible solutions.

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Date Posted: 2017/02/04
boualem larbi
by boualem larbi , مراقب , الديوان الوطني للاحصائيات

Hi Various The data are contradictory between the outside and the home mostly designed to put problems and obstacles in the field of business without providing convincing justification for solving the problems in addition to this laying the mistrust on which the business is based on the solution is to achieve direct contact with working parties and employers with the development of efficient and effective solutions to various problems Which may be examples of credibility of the type and quality and how to transfer information in addition to work through the Internet and methods of payment and remittances ...

Ismaizam bin Ismail
by Ismaizam bin Ismail , Senior Manager , Malaysia Airlines

I don't think this question is relevant to me. 

ANWAR UL HAQ SO GHULAM AHMED
by ANWAR UL HAQ SO GHULAM AHMED , OPERATIONS MANAGER , UNITED BANK LTD

  • Domestic firms operate mostly or completely within the country. They may import supplies or export products, but these activities normally represent a comparatively small share of total business activity. Domestic companies are typically governed by country. securities laws. Their financial reports are normally constructed according to Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP).
  • International firms are headquartered in that country but maintain significant investments outside the country and have geographically diverse profit centers. . That country and parent company governance are typically determined by country laws, and parent company accounting normally follows GAAP. But non- subsidiaries may be governed according to policies dictated by their host countries. Accounting structures in many jurisdictions outside the country are determined by the International Financial Reporting Standard (IFRS). Any specific differences in accounting or governance between foreign subsidiaries and country parent companies should be disclosed in the parent-company financial reports

this is not relevant with my experties

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