The Сoncept of Сapital and Its Recording in Accounting

Abstract

Capital, as an economic category ambiguously interpreted in the economic literature, however, are unanimous approaches to defining its main features. Capital, as an object of accounting insufficiently studied, in particular, is not included specifics agricultural sector and the presence in it of undertakings of different legal forms. According aim delivered identify problematic aspects and areas for further research to substantiate your support of capital in agriculture. There are different conceptual approaches to understanding the capital. In modern conditions of society requires assessment and recording and reporting intellectual capital. The aim of modern accounting standards is information support of decision-making potential investors to invest in the company. Accounting based on the decisions of the leadership and declared in the accounting policy of the company. In practice, very often you can find the same accounting policies as every business is unique. Therefore, in terms of financial results is quite difficult to assess the prospects of the enterprise. Indicator EVA is an estimate of the true revenue business, and it differs significantly from the accounting profit. According to the basic concept of capital formation underlying the financial statements, as is the treatment of capital that generates income, not taking into account the peculiarities of agriculture sector where capital formation and its use significantly affect land relations. Land capital is not reflected in the account, which reduces the analytical quality of financial reporting and does not ensure comparability of accounting information. Category capital is multifaceted. Not enough research is the methodology of calculation of intellectual capital. For the agricultural sector has a crucial role land capital, which needs to improve the analytical quality of financial reporting, analytical accounting capital. Directions for further research in this regard is the accounting model the formation and movement of equity cooperatives, land and intellectual capital as accounting objects.

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Vera Savchenko, Valentina Kryachko

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Vera Savchenko, Valentina Kryachko (2015). The Сoncept of Сapital and Its Recording in Accounting. Центральноукраїнський науковий вісник. Економічні науки., 28(), 150-156. https://www.europub.co.uk/articles/-A-354148