The current period refers to standards such as economic cycles, loan terms, and currency depreciation/appreciation.

Current period is a financial term, which can also be called "current period". It refers to the end of a certain period and the beginning of a new period, usually in the economic development cycle. For example, a one-year period can be divided into four quarters, and each quarter is called a current period. In other words, a company can divide its fiscal year into 12 months, and each month can also be called a current period.

Both refer to the same concept, that is, the end of a past period and the beginning of a new period. The current period can also be used in terms of borrowing, which mainly means that after the borrower's repayment period expires, a new period of bills begins to arise. In loans, there are usually individual deadlines. Once the deadline expires, a new period of payables begins.

Therefore, the current period is also widely cited in the lending industry. Not only that, the current period can also be applied to currency depreciation and appreciation. Usually in currency circulation, the value of currencies in the market will fluctuate, some will appreciate and some will depreciate.

Therefore, investors will also constantly pay attention to whether the current price will change in order to make the correct investment choice. In general, the current period is an abstract idea, it is a measure of the end of the period and the The standard for the beginning of a new era. It can be used in the economic, financial and investment fields to help relevant people make correct decisions and choices.

The main job responsibilities of accountants:

1. Mainly to conduct accounting and complete the corresponding tasks assigned by superiors.

2. The implementation of accounting supervision refers to the accounting organization of each unit, and it also requires accounting personnel to implement accounting supervision over the unit.

3. Formulate corresponding methods for handling accounting affairs of the unit, and formulate economic plans and business plans, as well as conduct assessments and analyze budgets, etc.