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Talousraportoi is a Finnish term that translates to "financial reporting." It encompasses the processes and outputs involved in communicating a company's financial performance and position to various stakeholders. These stakeholders can include investors, creditors, management, regulatory bodies, and the general public. The primary goal of financial reporting is to provide relevant, reliable, and comparable information that aids in decision-making.

In Finland, like in many other countries, financial reporting is guided by accounting standards. These standards dictate how financial transactions should be recorded, classified, and presented. Key financial statements that form the core of talousraportointi typically include the income statement (tulostilinpäätös), balance sheet (tase), and cash flow statement (rahoituslaskelma). Additional disclosures in the notes to the financial statements provide further context and detail.

The process of talousraportointi involves collecting, processing, and analyzing financial data. This is often facilitated by accounting software and systems. Companies are legally obligated to produce and publish their financial reports, particularly publicly listed companies. The accuracy and transparency of financial reporting are crucial for maintaining trust and confidence in the capital markets. Regularly reviewing and understanding talousraportointi is essential for anyone seeking to assess the financial health and prospects of a business.