Although the legislation regulating

Although the legislation regulating the writing of accounting financial statements is primarily
oriented to shareholders, there are a huge number of stakeholders who are vitally interested
in knowing if a company is stable, if its dividends show a fair yield, and if it is as profitable as
it could have been expected. Parker (1994) divides stakeholders into three groups: primary
stakeholders are the shareholders, who have an ownership interest in the company;
secondary stakeholders (e.g. loan creditors, employees, business contacts and tax
collectors), with a financial but not an ownership interest in the company; and tertiary
stakeholders, who have no direct financial interest but who are affected by the way in which
the company’s resources are managed.

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Although the legislation regulating the Writing of accounting Financial statements is primarily
oriented to shareholders, there are a huge Number of stakeholders Who are Vitally interested
in knowing if a Company is Stable, if ITS Dividends Show a fair yield, and if it is As profitable As.
it could have been expected. Parker (in 1994) divides stakeholders into Three groups: primary
stakeholders are the shareholders, Who have an Ownership interest in the Company;
Secondary stakeholders (eg loan creditors, employees, business Contacts and Tax
Collectors), with a Financial but not an Ownership interest in. the company; and tertiary
stakeholders, Who have no interest Direct Financial Who are affected but by the Way in which
the Company's Resources are managed.