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Chapter 4  Account Titles and Financial Reports

〈Establishment of Account Titles〉
Article 15
Account titles shall be established based on the Reference Account Titles for Foundations Overseen by the Central Bank of the Republic of China (Taiwan) (see attachment). However, if needed by business, a foundation may add more account titles in its accounting system.

〈Content of Financial Reports〉
Article 16
Financial reports shall contain the following information: 1.Financial statements: Including statement of revenues and expenditures, statement  of cash flows, statement of estimated changes in net worth, balance sheet and their  accompanying notes or supplementary schedules. 2.Statement details of major accounts. 3.Any other disclosures and explanatory information helpful to the decision making  of users. The format of financial report shall follow the Format for Financial Statements of Foundations Overseen by the Central Bank of the Republic of China (Taiwan) prescribed in Article 7 of the Regulations Regarding Authorization Provisions of the Foundations Act by the Central Bank of the Republic of China (Taiwan).

〈Information To Be Disclosed in Financial Reports〉
Article 17 
Financial reports shall include explanatory notes on the following subsequent events that occur between the balance sheet date and the date when the financial reports are authorized for issue: 1.Changes in net worth or fund structure. 2.Large long-term or short-term borrowings. 3.The additions, expansion, construction, lease, obsolescence, idling, sale, pledge,  transfer or long-term renting of major assets. 4.Significant changes in business scale or policy. 5.Principal investments in other enterprises. 6.Losses due to major disasters. 7.Major litigation pending or concluded. 8.The signing, completion, voidance or lapse of major contracts. 9.Major organizational adjustments and significant management reforms. 10.Significant effects of changes in government laws and regulations. 11. Other major events or measures capable of affecting future financial position,   financial performance and cash flows.
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