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What are the accounting principles or concepts.Expalin briefly.

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What are the accounting principles or concepts.Expalin briefly. ..

Answer / chocolate

The fundamental accounting concepts are: the going concern
concept, the accrual or matching concept, the prudence or
conservatism concept, the consistency concept. And other
concepts are the historical cost concept, the money
measurement concept, the realisation concept, the
materiality concept and the periodicity concept.

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What are the accounting principles or concepts.Expalin briefly. ..

Answer / s.v.ramana

1.Personal Accounts:
Debit the receiver, Credit the giver
eg. Rama a/c, SBI a/c, Shri & Co, a/c

2.Real Accounts (Assets Account):
Debit what comes in, Credit what goes out

eg. Furniture, Machinery etc.

3.Nominal Accounts :
Expences & losess should be Debit, Profits & Gains should
be Credit

eg. Rent a/c, Interest Received

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What are the accounting principles or concepts.Expalin briefly. ..

Answer / vikram singh

Those rules and set languages which are imortant to prepare
the accounting statements are called accounting principals.
accounting principals are accepted by all over the world as
a general guidlines for preparing the accounting
statements. THESE ARE ALSO CALLED (GAAP) GENERAL ACCEPTED
ACCOUNTING PRINCIPALS. Example;business entity
cencept,going concern concept.money measurment concept.

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What are the accounting principles or concepts.Expalin briefly. ..

Answer / mohammed enayath ali ( hyd)

Accounting concepts:

1)Separate entity concept
2)Going concern concept
3)Cost concept
4)Dual aspect concept
5)Accounting period concept
6)Periodic matching of cost and revenue concept
7)Realization concept

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What are the accounting principles or concepts.Expalin briefly. ..

Answer / siphesihle lusenga

gaap principles are practises that the business es
everywhere must comply with so that all can be done
ethically and profe4ssionally within the business.here are
some of the gaap principles PRUDENCE,CONSISTENCY,GOING
CONCERN,SEPERATE ENTITY,MATCHING
CONCEPT,MATERIALITY.HISTORICAL COST

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What are the accounting principles or concepts.Expalin briefly. ..

Answer / arun prasath

Personal Account, Real Account& Nominal Account

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