Symptoms include rounded pigmentations on the limbs, numbness in hands (fingers) or feet (toes), limbs deformities; Amyloidosis: enlarged tongue, right upper abdominal fullness, numbness in hands/feet; Friedreichâs ataxia: clumsiness, staggering or lurching gait, trembling when standing still, impaired speech, arm/legs numbness
Generally accepted accounting principles, or GAAP as they are more commonly known, are rules and guidelines that help companies prepare financial statements. What exactly the principles contain varies slightly from jurisdiction to jurisdiction, but in most cases they cover assumptions, basic principles, and basic constraints.
These standards are called GAAP or Generally Accepted Accounting Principles. There are a number of different principles that GAAP uses to help maintain a high level of reliance and verifiability in financial reporting. One of these principles is the objectivity principle. The objectivity principle states that financial and accounting information needs to be independent and free from bias. This means that financial reporting like a company's financial statements need to be based on evidence and not opinions.