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In accounting, materiality refers to the significance of financial information and its impact on the decisions of those who use financial statements, such as investors, managers, or regulators. It’s a concept that helps accountants decide what information is important enough to include in financial reports and what can be overlooked if it’s too minor to matter. Below is a clear, human-readable explanation of materiality and its role in accounting.

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