Analysis of financial statements refers to the use of a specialized methodology based on financial statements and other information, using a specialized methodology to systematically analyze and evaluate the past and present operating results of the enterprise, the financial position and its changes, with the aim of understanding the past, evaluating the present, predicting the future, and helping the stakeholder group to improve decision-making.<br>The basic function of financial statement analysis is to convert a large amount of report data into information useful to a particular decision and reduce the uncertainty of decision-making. The starting point for financial statement analysis is financial statements, and much of the data used in the analysis comes from publicly available financial statements. Therefore, the premise of financial analysis is a proper understanding of the financial statements. The result of the analysis of financial statements is an evaluation of the company's solvency, profitability and ability to resist risk, or to identify problems. The implications of financial statement analysis can be understood in the following ways:<br>(1) The analysis of financial statements is a comprehensive and marginal subject formed on the basis of economic activity analysis, financial management and accounting, aiming at analyzing the economic activities of enterprises and making scientific decisions;<br>(2) The analysis of financial statements has a complete theoretical system, and its system is becoming more and more mature;<br>(3) The analysis of financial statements has a sound method system;<br>(4) The analysis of financial statements is systematic and objective, and its most basic information is the financial statements;<br>(5) The analysis of financial statements has a clear purpose and effect.
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