Verifiability

Home » CMA Glossary Term » Accounting Concepts and Principles » Verifiability

Verifiability in accounting refers to the ability to ensure that different knowledgeable and independent observers can reach a consensus that a particular financial statement or transaction is faithfully represented. This concept is crucial for maintaining the reliability and credibility of financial information. Verifiability is achieved through the use of objective evidence and documentation, allowing for consistent and accurate financial reporting.

CMA Exam Academy 16-Week Accelerator Program