Accounting Concepts, Principles and Procedures
Which accounting principle states that the same amount of time must be used for each accounting period?
Accounting Period Principle
Time Period Principle
Written Period Principle
The Matching Principle
The Matching Principle
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2 responses to “Which accounting principle states that the same amount of time must be used for each accounting period?”
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Which accounting principle states that the same amount of time must be used for each accounting period?
A primary accounting rule relating to the use of an accounting period is the matching principle.-
Corrected all pointed by you. Thank You
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