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• OPPORTUNITIES OF TICKETING SYSTEM IN THE AGE OF DIGITALIZATION

  Vencel Kis

  Elvira Bocskei

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  136

  Nowadays there are plenty of tools what the firms have in order to achieve problem-solving and their chosen method can refer to the current lifecycle and digital maturity of the organization. The most common application in the case of bigger enterprises is the ticketing system. Apart from the rapid changing technologies some new opportunities can be brought to life like innovative functionalities or even application integrations. Very important aspect the scalability is as people put focus on at the first phase of implementing thus other divisions of the corporation can benefit from its transplantation.

• ACCRUAL BASIS OF ACCOUNTING IN THE HUNGARIAN ACCOUNTING LAW COMPARED TO USGAAP AND IFRS

  Elvira Böcskei

  Adrienn Veit

  Szabina Sőre

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  158

  The aim of the article is to illustrate the impact of the application of the accrual basis of accounting and matching principle in the financial statements of entities regardless of the accounting system used. The accounting for accruals in different accounting regulations is briefly presented in the paper; in accordance with the Hungarian Accounting Act, US GAAP, and International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS).

• THE CASH FLOW STATEMENT - AN INDISPENSABLE SOURCE OF INFORMATION FOR INVESTMENT DECISIONS

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  Elvira Böcskei

  Nikolett Sereg

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  469

  It has been more than three decades since the first businesses were created in Hungary. Act C of 2000 on Accounting regulates the field of financial accounting. Accounts of enterprises are public, so market participants are provided objective information on their economic, financial, and income situation. Accounting is an internal information system on the one hand and an information system towards the external environment on the other. This duality is primarily the cause of critical comments. For years, there has been controversy over whether the administrative burdens and account-ing rules imposed on enterprises can be too demanding? Parallel to this, there is an open question. What essential information should be published in the accounts, which helps to make grounded decisions for the stakeholders?