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NIF B-6 Statement of Financial Position
Financial Reporting Standard B-6 (NIF B-6), entitled "Statement of financial position", establishes the guidelines for the presentation and structure of the balance sheet in economic entities. Its main objective is to ensure that the financial statements are accurate and complete.
NIF B-4 Statement of Changes in Shareholders' Equity
Financial Reporting Standard B-4 (NIF B-4) is key to the presentation and understanding of the statement of changes in shareholders' equity, providing relevant information for all those interested in the financial analysis of an entity. This NIF details the...
Strategies to reduce tax risks: practical tips to minimize common mistakes and avoid penalties
Tax compliance is a key aspect for the success and stability of any company. However, many business owners and accountants make common mistakes that can lead to penalties, fines or even audits by the SAT. Fortunately, these mistakes are...
NIF B-3 Statement of comprehensive income
Financial Reporting Standard B-3 (NIF B-3) establishes the guidelines for the presentation and structure of the statement of comprehensive income in Mexico. Its objective is to provide a clear and comparable representation of the financial operations of an entity...
NIF B-2 Cash flow statement
In recent years, the interest of users of financial information regarding the entity's cash flows has grown significantly. Importance of the cash flow statement Some of the reasons for the importance of the cash flow statement are:
Application of NIF D-1 in Long-Term Projects
NIF D-1, focused on the recognition of revenue from contracts with customers, is crucial for companies that manage long-term projects, such as construction. This standard allows revenue to be recognized as the delivery of goods or services progresses.
Analysis of NIF D-2: Costs for Contracts with Clients
NIF D-2 establishes the rules for the recognition and measurement of costs related to contracts with customers, focusing on how an entity should recognize these costs in its net profit or loss. Its scope, the methods and procedures for calculating these costs are detailed below.
NIF D-1: Income from Contracts with Clients
NIF D-1 is a fundamental standard for correctly recognizing revenue in accounting, focusing on how and when a company should record revenue from contracts with its customers. The idea is to ensure that the financial statements accurately reflect the results of the accounting process.
Objectives and limitations of financial statements
The Financial Reporting Standards (NIF) indicate that financial statements are the structured representation of the financial situation at a given date, and of the operating results, changes in equity, of an entity, said statements...
Valuation according to the NIF in Mexico
The correct financial management of an entity is based on the adequate measurement and valuation of its assets and liabilities. In this context, cost is defined as the value of the resources that an entity delivers or promises to deliver in exchange for goods or services, with the aim of achieving the...
Tax loss carryforwards: everything you need to know
Tax Loss Carryforwards: Everything You Need to Know Tax loss carryforwards are a crucial topic for any business owner or accountant. Understanding how tax losses work and their carryforwards can make all the difference in managing your business.
NIF B-1 Accounting changes and error corrections
NIF B-1 establishes as a general rule that: “All changes in particular standards, reclassifications and error corrections must be recognized through their retrospective application” When the financial statements of a previous period are compared with those of the...
