THE USE OF EARLY WARNING MODELS IN THE VERIFICATION PROCEDURE OF THE GOING CONCENR PRINCIPLE

Abstract

A key issue in making management decisions is its assessment of future business opportunities. This problem is also addressed as one of the areas during the audit of the financial statements. It is also one of the most important aspects of the operational activities of credit institutions financing the activities of companies. Therefore, as an extremely important aspect in the literature of the subject and economic practice, is correct and reliable assessment of the current financial situation of entities, and assessment of their future financial standing. To identify early factors and symptoms of the risk of going concern, the managers of entities and external stakeholders should use a range of well-known and important effective tools to assess the ability of going concern. The article addresses the issue of the assessment of the future operation of the company in accordance with the going concern principle. In addition, the most common tools of discriminatory models have been assessed in terms of their usefulness in view of their prognostic effectiveness.

Keywords

• going concern
• early warning models
• financial analysis
• bankruptcy