Difference between Accounting Concepts and Conventions
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Answer / prasanth jenjuluri
Concepts tend to be written in the accounting standards whereas conventions are not and are assumed.
Examples of concepts would be: Accruals concept, Prudence concept.
Examples of conventions would be: double entry, accounting equation (assets - liabilities = capital)
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