Business Studies, asked by KinjalJaiman, 9 months ago

Providing accurate and up-to-date information on the financial position of the company is a responsibility of business towards which interest group?​

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Answered by absb1136
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Answer:

Shareholders or owners

Answered by Anonymous
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It is the responsibility of business towards the shareholders.

  • Shareholders must be given accurate information about the firm to be able to assess the company's genuine and fair status and make decisions about future investments.
  • The firm must provide a reasonable return on their investment. If they do not receive a proper dividend, they will be hesitant to invest more money in the company.
  • For a healthy corporate growth, shareholders should be kept fully informed about the company's operations.
  • The Companies Act of 2013 mandates that companies provide complete information in their financial position as well as public announcements.
  • At the same time, shareholders must provide the company their full support and cooperation in order to safeguard their own interests.
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