Conspiracy Spending

GAAP stands for generally accepted accounting principles . At least once each year businesses who have stock investors have to go through an audit. GAAP sets guidelines for business owners to keep accurate records so there is no question about how revenues are made, how money is spent and if there is a profit. As there have been a number of business owners or other workers who have been found to be dishonest (such as these examples) GAAP has seemingly created so many conditions over the years that the audit can be rather time consuming. This set of guidelines is set to protect the investor as well as the consumer. Stockholders can feel more secure with their investments as long as GAAP continues with guidelines, but paying taxes is not the same as investing stock. Sometimes the government - or some aspects of it rather - can seem t...