ACCOUNTING CONCEPTS AND CONVENTIONS
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Answer Posted / b.veerasekhar
accounting principles can be classifieds into two
categaries 1.accounting concepts and 2.accounting convention
1.accounting concepts means assumption are condition upon
which accounting is based.
2.acounting convention refers to customs,tradition,usages
are practices followed by an accountant as guide in
preparation of financial statements
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