The principle that dictates (3) that efforts (expenses) be matched with an accomplishment (revenues) is * :the (a) Matching principle (b) Cost principle (c) Revenue recognition principle. (d) Full disclosure principle. O

The principle that dictates (3) that efforts (expenses) be matched with an accomplishment (revenues) is * :the (a) Matching principle (b) Cost principle (c) Revenue recognition principle. (d) Full disclosure principle. O

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College Accounting (Book Only): A Career Approach

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Chapter4: Adjusting Entries And The Work Sheet

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Problem 6QY: The __________ requires that expenses be matched up with revenue for the same period of time. a....

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