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What is Social Accounting

Modernization and Accountability in the Social Economy Sector
Accounting systems, which records, measures, and analyzes the impact of organizations on the environment and society.
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The Influencers of Social Accounting and Reporting: Some Evidence
Ninel Ivanova Nesheva-Kiosseva (New Bulgarian University, Bulgaria)
Copyright: © 2019 |Pages: 17
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-5225-8482-7.ch006
Abstract
This chapter is an attempt at presenting some reliable factors that have a significant impact on the creation, development, and practice of social accounting and reporting. A part of the research is devoted to presenting the problem of the emergence of the views of social accounting and reporting and their development over time. Attention has been provided to the most influential generators of social accounting and reporting that shape the state of the art to the fullest extent. The text seeks to highlight the driving forces that impact the development of social accounting and reporting. The essay cannot be exhaustive enough as the vast variety of social reports that exist cannot be covered in detail. The study, without seeking full comprehensiveness, tries to systematize some key drivers of social accounting and accountability. It seeks to provide a practical and simple coordinate system in which those who wish to conduct social accounting and reporting should be guided by the diverse sources of social accountability models.
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Social Accounting in the Social Economy: A Case Study of Monetizing Social Value
It is a systematic process that provides information about the creation or destruction of social value to stakeholders, using accounting principles and monetary units. It is complementary to financial statements and it collects and shows non-financial information based on social aspects.
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Developing a Social Accounting System for European Social Enterprises Based on Public Accounting
is a systematic analysis of the effects of an organization on its communities of interest or stakeholders, with stakeholder input as part of the data that is analyzed for the accounting statement. (Mook et al., 2007, p. 2, cited in Mook and Quarter, 2010).
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