Wednesday, January 19, 2011

Auditors' Responsibility - Disclosure of Corporate Collapse

Recent collapse of well-established business organizations around the world has intimidated the public investors to introduce new capital flows to the markets while some lose their investments. This chain of continuous corporate collapses had finally led to a global recession, threatening Sri Lankan companies to strive for their survival. Nowadays, the cost of bankruptcy of a single corporate has a fatal repercussion over the individual investors, other organizations and economy as a whole than in the past. Therefore, a mechanism of revealing the going concern ability of an organization prior to its collapse could avoid may pitfalls.

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