what is matching concept
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Answer Posted / shreeram
The matching concept is based on the accounting period
concept. According to this concept , a Business in order to
achieve it prime objectives of profit maximization should
always maintain a match between the costs(expenses) and
revenues within the accounting period
in simple words the expenses always match
with revenues
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