Comparability in accounting information, Accounting Basics

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Q. Comparability in accounting information?

When comparability exists reported similarities and differences in financial information are real and not the result of differing accounting treatments. Comparable information reveals relative strengths as well as weaknesses in a single company through time and between two or more companies at the same time.

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