Financial Management Principles
Financial management is not just
talking about the accounting records only. Moreover, financial management is an
important part and can not be regarded as an activity that is only a matter for
the finance people.
In practice, financial management
appears to nourish the company's financial condition.
It required the financial
principles underlying it, including:
Consistency (Consistency Principle)
Policy and financial system
enterprise application must be consistent, do not change from period to period.
But keep in mind that systems and
financial policy that has been taken does not mean that the financial
adjustment should not be made if there are significant changes in the condition
of the company
Such changes should be announced
along with the reasons clear and acceptable.
Inconsistent financial policy may
indicate that there is manipulation in the financial management of the company.
Accountability (Accountability
Principles)
The principle of accountability is
a legal and moral obligation inherent in every individual, group or company in
providing an explanation of how the use of funds or authority that has been
given.
Each individual or group must be
able to explain the use of funds and the things what he had accomplished.
This principle required as a form
of accountability to stakeholders so that all know how the authority and the
proceeds are used.
Transparency (Transparency)
Management must be open to his
work, gives information on all activities undertaken to concerned.
Including giving financial reports
are complete, fair, timely and accurate that could be easily accessed by those
who need.
Violations of the principle of
transparency, it can indicate that management is hiding something, and
something like this could greatly damage the company.
Viability (Principle of Survival)
All expenditures which are
operational and strategic level must be adjusted to the existing funds, this
must be done so that the company's financial health can be maintained.
The company's owner would want a
going concern does not stop, continuous operation in a sustainable manner.
Financial management is required to
formulate a financial plan that could show the extent to which a company can
execute its strategic plan in satisfying the financial needs required.
Integrity (Integrity Principle)
Every individual must have a level
of integrity that is capable in running the company's operations.
Besides records and financial
statements must be maintained intergritasnya to provide complete financial
information and a high degree of accuracy in the financial records of the
company.
Stewardship (Principle Management)
Financial management should be able
to manage effectively the funds that have been obtained and ensure that funds
obtained will be used as best as possible.
Financial management should do so
with caution when developing strategic plans, identify financial risks and
develop and create a financial control system that best suits the character of
the company.
Accounting Standards (Principles of
Accounting Standards)
Financial accounting system used
must comply with the principles and standards of generally accepted accounting
rules.
The aim of this principle so that
the resulting financial statements management could easily be understood by all
interested parties.
Financial management is not just
talking about the accounting records only. Moreover, financial management is an
important part and can not be regarded as an activity that is only a matter for
the finance people.
In practice, financial management
appears to nourish the company's financial condition.
It required the financial
principles underlying it, including:
Consistency (Consistency Principle)
Policy and financial system
enterprise application must be consistent, do not change from period to period.
But keep in mind that systems and
financial policy that has been taken does not mean that the financial
adjustment should not be made if there are significant changes in the condition
of the company
Such changes should be announced
along with the reasons clear and acceptable.
Inconsistent financial policy may
indicate that there is manipulation in the financial management of the company.
Accountability (Accountability
Principles)
The principle of accountability is
a legal and moral obligation inherent in every individual, group or company in
providing an explanation of how the use of funds or authority that has been
given.
Each individual or group must be
able to explain the use of funds and the things what he had accomplished.
This principle required as a form
of accountability to stakeholders so that all know how the authority and the
proceeds are used.
Transparency (Transparency)
Management must be open to his
work, gives information on all activities undertaken to concerned.
Including giving financial reports
are complete, fair, timely and accurate that could be easily accessed by those
who need.
Violations of the principle of
transparency, it can indicate that management is hiding something, and
something like this could greatly damage the company.
Viability (Principle of Survival)
All expenditures which are
operational and strategic level must be adjusted to the existing funds, this
must be done so that the company's financial health can be maintained.
The company's owner would want a
going concern does not stop, continuous operation in a sustainable manner.
Financial management is required to
formulate a financial plan that could show the extent to which a company can
execute its strategic plan in satisfying the financial needs required.
Integrity (Integrity Principle)
Every individual must have a level
of integrity that is capable in running the company's operations.
Besides records and financial
statements must be maintained intergritasnya to provide complete financial
information and a high degree of accuracy in the financial records of the
company.
Stewardship (Principle Management)
Financial management should be able
to manage effectively the funds that have been obtained and ensure that funds
obtained will be used as best as possible.
Financial management should do so
with caution when developing strategic plans, identify financial risks and
develop and create a financial control system that best suits the character of
the company.
Accounting Standards (Principles of
Accounting Standards)
Financial accounting system used
must comply with the principles and standards of generally accepted accounting
rules.
The aim of this principle so that
the resulting financial statements management could easily be understood by all
interested parties.

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