Overall Financial Activities of Eastern Electric Trader

Abstract

Environmental accounting and reporting are becoming more and more important to businesses. In addition, the question of how a company's environmental performance affects its financial health has raised the interest of investors, creditors, governments, and the general public. A company's annual/financial report is the primary way for stakeholders to learn about a company's activities, progress, and future plans, but it is currently the standard format for presenting environmental information. There are no analytical criteria for its interpretation. Therefore, the purpose of this study is to identify disclosures that allow standardization and comparability of the environmental information presented in a company's annual/financial report. Environmental information is included in our annual/financial reports to raise stakeholder awareness of the company's activities, performance and interactions with the environment throughout the year. Stakeholders use this information to support the decision-making process. However, few companies currently comply with policies specifically related to the disclosure of environmental information in annual/financial reports. This is surprising given the types of decisions that may be made based on company disclosures on this topic. Companies need to become more aware of the location and type of environmental information that may be usefully disclosed in their annual/financial reports. The following section contains some summaries and related recommendations from the survey.