What is the primary purpose of US GAAP?
- To replace the need for independent auditors by making the reported numbers self-verifying
- To determine the market prices at which publicly traded shares should trade
- To minimize the amount of income tax that reporting companies ultimately owe to the federal government
- To standardize reporting so financial statements are consistent and comparable across firms
- To ensure that every company covered by the rules reports a profit each period
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