The Fourth Company Law Directive, also known as the Fourth Accounting Directive, was an EU directive established in 1978 to harmonize company law and accounting practices among EU member states.
The prudence concept is an accounting principle that mandates a realistic view of business activity, emphasizing the inclusion of anticipated revenues and profits in the profit and loss account only upon realization.
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