The phrase "accounting reports" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to reports that summarize financial information or activities. For example, "The company's accounting reports showed a significant increase in sales this quarter."
Deegan and Unerman (2009) contended that a form of normative isomorphism occurs when there is a professional expectation, such as that to which accountants comply with accounting standards while producing accounting reports.
Most accounting data and most accounting reports are generated solely or mainly for the company's managers.
TANGO SHEETS The internal accounting reports used to calculate how much revenues had to be inflated and expenses hidden so that Symbol could hit its quarterly sales and earnings targets.
The auditors supposed to be monitoring such accounting reports were appointed by the managers themselves, and dependent on them not only for continued audit fees but also for even larger consultancy business.
See articleDeutsche Bank came under pressure, after the leak of a letter, written in December by the New York Federal Reserve, criticising its accounting reports in America as "unreliable".
To fool his investors and any regulators who happened to come sniffing around, Madoff built a Potemkin-like investment operation complete with traders at fake terminals pretending to buy and sell stocks and a bogus paper trail of transactions and accounting reports.
He is respected among accountants, according to Arthur W. Bowman, editor of Bowman's Accounting Report, an industry newsletter based in Atlanta.
"It's a hot potato," said Arthur W. Bowman, editor of Bowman's Accounting Report.
"There are problems inside this firm," said Arthur W. Bowman, editor of Bowman's Accounting Report.
But the report released late yesterday was still an unusual offensive, said Arthur W. Bowman, editor of Bowman's Accounting Report.
"Their international network is falling apart," said Arthur W. Bowman, editor of Bowman's Accounting Report, an industry newsletter.
