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| #REDIRECT *[[Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP)]] | | #REDIRECT *[[Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP)]] |
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− | == What are Generally Accepted Recordkeeping Principles? ==
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− | Generally accepted recordkeeping principles refer to a set of standards that should be followed when creating and maintaining records. These principles are designed to ensure that records are accurate, complete, and reliable.
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− | There are generally accepted recordkeeping principles that should be adhered to in order to ensure the effective and efficient management of an organization's records. These principles are:
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− | #Accountability - Records must be managed in a way that ensures they are kept safe and secure, and that they can be accessed by those who are authorized to do so.
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− | #Transparency - Records should be managed in a way that is open and transparent so that everyone understands how they are being managed and can see the benefits of doing so.
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− | #Integrity - Records should be managed in a way that protects their integrity so that they are accurate and complete.
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− | #Protection - Records should be managed in a way that protects them from unauthorized access, use, or disclosure.
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− | #Availability - Records should be managed in a way that ensures they are available when needed.
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− | == See Also ==
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− | == References ==
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