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''Accounting''.
Notes accompany financial statements (IAS) or accounts and may be required under the financial reporting standards or sometimes under relevant company or securities law. 
Notes may also be included voluntarily by the company (or other reporting entity) to help - or arguably to hinder - understanding.


The suggestion or possibility that Greece might leave ('exit') the eurozone.
The latter argument - that excessive volumes of disclosure can hinder understanding - is based on the idea that the most significant financial information may be obscured by presenting too much other information around it.


== See also ==
* [[Financial statements]]
* [[Government paper]]
* [[Note]]
* [[Primary statements]]


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The potential consequences of any such exit, in the event that there were to be one.
The term 'Grexit' is a combination of '''GR'''eece and '''EXIT'''.
== See also ==
* [[Brexit]]
* [[eurozone crisis]]
* [[Frexit]]

Revision as of 14:20, 23 October 2012

Accounting. Notes accompany financial statements (IAS) or accounts and may be required under the financial reporting standards or sometimes under relevant company or securities law. Notes may also be included voluntarily by the company (or other reporting entity) to help - or arguably to hinder - understanding.

The latter argument - that excessive volumes of disclosure can hinder understanding - is based on the idea that the most significant financial information may be obscured by presenting too much other information around it.

See also