Non-financial reporting as a challenge for the contemporary accounting system

  • Czaja-Cieszyńska H
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The purpose of the article is to analyse and evaluate the degree of development of non-financial information reporting in Poland with particular consideration given to the role of accounting as a generator of information in this scope. The following considerations serve as an input to the debate and, as a result, the author formulated the research hypothesis as follows: non-financial information reporting in Poland is in its early phase of development. In order to evaluate the actual state, the author carried out the quantitative analysis of non- financial reports published by Polish economic units in the international register kept by the GRI as well as in the Polish Register of Reports kept by CRSinfo. It appears from the study that obtaining comprehensive financial, non-financial, quantifiable and descriptive information requires moving away from treating accounting as a closed system and requires its development. In this context, social accounting, being a broader field in accounting, is getting more and more popular. Research methods applied in the study: literature studies, legal regulations analysis as well as the method of deductive reasoning and synthesis. Introduction

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Czaja-Cieszyńska, H. (2018). Non-financial reporting as a challenge for the contemporary accounting system. European Journal of Service Management, 27, 31–37. https://doi.org/10.18276/ejsm.2018.27/1-04

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