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closeFinancial accounting covers anything that has a monetary value. However, there are some assets, which do no have an established countable value but an identity of their own and can substantially influence the general economic outcome.
Until now, organizations have only focused on the assets and resources that brought economic growth. Nowadays, organizations also rely on other assets which may lack a set value but which contribute to the good running of the organization. This integral and systematic approach is explained in the book Contabilidad simultánea. Valoración y control de los intangibles en la gestión integral (Simultaneous accounting. Intangible value assessment and control in integral management) written by Salvador Guasch, Head of the Institute of Intangibles and international expert on financial and nonfinancial accounting in collaboration with Professor Antonio Márquez and Esteve Sitges.
This document was developed by Corporate Excellence – Centre for Reputation Leadership from the book Contabilidad simultánea. Valoración y control de los intangibles en la gestión integral (Simultaneous accounting. Intangible value assessment and control in integral management) written by Salvador Guasch, Head of the Institute of Intangibles and international expert on financial and nonfinancial accounting in collaboration with professor Antonio Márquez and Esteve Sitges and published by ACCID and Accounting Economists from the Consejo General de Economistas.
