Which principle is used to record immaterial item?
Principle of materiality
Matching principle
Historical principle
Revenue recognition principle
There is an order placed by a customer, but no goods exchanged in hands. Is it possible to record a transaction that follows realization concept?
Yes
No
Not affected
As per account wishes
What is the strength of a going concern concept?
Business will close down in near future
No profit
No legal formalities
Business continues to function for indefinite period
If a situation arises where applying another accounting principle would be contrary to all other principle, here we may use the principle of:
Prudence
Matching
Cost
Consistency
In going concern concept, it is expected that the business will cease to operate in the near future, the asset value of balance sheet is shown at:
Original cost
Market value
Sunk value
Status value
Which principle over rules all other principles?
‘Never anticipate profit, but provide for all possible losses”. This phrase is used to describe the principle of:
Accounting records only those transaction and events that are in:
Financial nature
Estimates
Manipulation
Which accounting principle ensures that the accounting records present a realistic picture of the position of the business?
Conservatism
Convention
Materiality
Disclosure
All transactions are recorded in their original cost. This principle is:
Historical cost
Revenue
Business entity
Cost concept