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4 years ago

The authoritative standards-setting body that focuses on both internal and external financial reporting is the

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The Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) sets the rules for both types of financial reporting. Unlike the SEC, which is a governmental body, the FASB is an independent, non-profit company that sets standards for companies to make reporting that will best be used to make public decisions.

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