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Concept Introduction:
Accounting principles and assumptions: The accounting principles and assumptions are a set of guidelines and concepts based on which financial statements are prepared. Accounting principles are of two types. General principles are guidelines for the preparation of financial statements and specific principles are the set of detailed rules used to report business transactions.
The full disclosure accounting principle.
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Concept Introduction:
Accounting principles and assumptions: The accounting principles and assumptions are a set of guidelines and concepts based on which financial statements are prepared. Accounting principles are of two types. General principles are guidelines for the preparation of financial statements and specific principles are the set of detailed rules used to report business transactions.
The time period assumption of accounting.
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Concept Introduction:
Accounting principles and assumptions: The accounting principles and assumptions are a set of guidelines and concepts based on which financial statements are prepared. Accounting principles are of two types. General principles are guidelines for the preparation of financial statements and specific principles are the set of detailed rules used to report business transactions.
The going-concern assumption of accounting.
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Concept Introduction:
Accounting principles and assumptions: The accounting principles and assumptions are a set of guidelines and concepts based on which financial statements are prepared. Accounting principles are of two types. General principles are guidelines for the preparation of financial statements and specific principles are the set of detailed rules used to report business transactions.
The revenue recognition principle of accounting.
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Chapter 1 Solutions
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