I am finding that a large number of real estate websites do not have accurate information regarding taxes, stamp duty yet they are ranked well in search engines. Do you blindly believe in the information available online, or try to verify the accuracy?
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- Fords8
Accuracy of investment, financial information online
- Thread starter neku
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For tax reporting, financial statements must be prepared in detail, complete and accurate, and must even be audited by a public accountant. When reading financial information, we must also check who prepared the report and whether the report has also been approved by the tax office where they are domiciled.
I think one should not rely on the internet for the seeking for important information like that. Most of it is distorted and never accurate.
There is nothing wrong with getting financial information from online platforms but always make sure you verify every fact related to investment and finances whether from online or offline before you commit.
I find that on many websites, they are copying or rewriting the information from other websites, they are not bothering to check the government notifications for accuracy.
A wise person should know that you need to verify all the information you see online especially when it comes to business transactions
