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Exercise 4.2 | ||
Remarks | ||
a | Going concern assumption | Assumed that business will run forever until there is any seen liquidation plan |
b | Economic entity assumption | Business is always considered as separate economy entity from owner |
c | Full disclosure principle | Completeness to be ensured |
d | Monetary unit assumption | Measurement stick |
e | Materiality | Materiality level to be considered |
f | Periodicity assumption | To be divided into periods |
g | Expense recognition principle | Called matching concept as well. Expenses related to revenue to be recognized in the same period revenue booked |
h | Measurement principle (historical cost) | Measurement to be correct |
Exercise 4.3 | ||
a | Revenue recognition principle | Revenue to be recognized when it is certain what to be sold and at what price |
b | Periodicity assumption | Periodic statements not prepared |
c | None | Inventory to be reported at Cost or fair value which is lower, which has been done |
d | Going concern assumption | assumption is always taken that business will run forever until there is any seen liquidation plan |
e | Historical cost principle | Inventory to be reported at Cost or fair value which is lower |
f | Economic Entity assumption | Instead of computers, she should have debited Drawing account since Business is always considered as separate economy entity from owner |
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