What is BLACK-BOX ACCOUNTING?

Accounting showing income and expenses in a not normal way. This is done to bury financial issues.

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Related Legal Terms
COOKIE JAR ACCOUNTING, CHANGE IN ACCOUNTING METHOD, BASIC ACCOUNTING EQUATION, FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING STANDARDS BOARD (FASB), ACCOUNTING CONCEPTS, CASH BASIS ACCOUNTING, ACCOUNTING PROCEDURE, CHANGE IN ACCOUNTING PRINCIPLE, ACCRUAL BASIS ACCOUNTING, ACCOUNTING POLICIES


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