THE SIGNIFICANCE OF FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR FINANCIAL MANAGEMET OF HOTEL COMPANIES
Abstract
The quality of the financial statements depends primarily on the extent to which the information contained therein is able to satisfy the needs of the financial management of hotel companies and external users. The information is contained in a set of financial statements, of which the balance sheet and the income statement are the basic ones. The purpose of this paper is to point out the relevant information from the financial statements of hotel companies which can be of significant impact both for the needs of managing the company, as well as for the future decisions of investors and other users. When it comes to managing a hotel company, the information from financial statements can be used not only for operational levels and shorter periods of time, but also for the needs of strategic management. The intent is to determine the direction of the observed relation of these two variables.
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