Accounting Miscellaneous
Exercising a degree of caution in the case of judgements needed under the condition of uncertainity is the assumption of which of the following accounting concepts?
Matching concept
Timeliness concept
Accrual concept
Prudence concept
Prudence concept
Exercising a degree of caution in the case of judgements needed under the condition of uncertainity is the assumption of Prudence concept. Prudence Concept or Conservatism principle is a key accounting principle which makes sure that assets and income are not overstated and provision is made for all known expenses and losses whether the amount is known for certain or just an estimation.
Prudence concept Exercising a degree of caution in the case of judgements needed under the condition of uncertainity is the assumption of Prudence concept. Prudence Concept or Conservatism principle is a key accounting principle which makes sure that assets and income are not overstated and provision is made for all known expenses and losses whether the amount is known for certain or just an estimation.
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C. Cash Journal
D. All of the above
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A. Cash
B. Debtor
C. Creditor
D. Purchases
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A. Concrete
B. Complete
C. Immaterial
D. Material
Favourable balance of cash book implies
A. Credit balance of cash book
B. Debit balance of cash book
C. Bank overdraft
D. Adjusted balance of cash book
How trial balance shows the accumulated depreciation?
A. as a debit item
B. as a credit item
C. It doesn’t show
D. None of these
Which of the following is a commonly used base to create the provision for doubtful debts?
A. Total purchases
B. Total credit sales
C. Total current assets
D. Total current liabilities
The real accounts are accounts of Assets, Liabilities and
A. Expenses
B. Revenues
C. Capital
D. Drawing
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