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Understanding Basics

Unlocking the Fundamentals of Knowledge

Understanding Basics

Unlocking the Fundamentals of Knowledge

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Accounting Chapters

  • 1. Intl. Financial Reporting Standards
  • 2. Accounting Introduction
  • 3. Accounting Principles
  • 4. Business Combinations
  • 5. Accounting Cycle
  • 6. Financial Statements
  • 7. Non-Current Assets
  • 8. Fixed Assets
  • 9. Investments
  • 10. Revenue Recognition
  • 11. Current Assets
  • 12. Receivables
  • 13. Inventories
  • 14. Shareholders’ Equity
  • 15. Liability Accounts
  • 16. Leases
  • 17. Accounting for Taxes
  • 18. Employee Benefits
  • 19. Accounting for Partnerships
  • 20. Financial Ratios
  • 21. Cost Classifications
  • 22. Cost Accounting Systems
  • 23. Cost Behavior
  • 24. CVP Analysis
  • 25. Relevant Costing
  • 26. Capital Budgeting
  • 27. Master Budget
  • 28. Inventory Management
  • 29. Cash Management
  • 30. Standard Costing
3. Accounting Principles

1. Accounting Principles

The accounting principles are the basic guidelines that govern the field of accounting. These principles...

3. Accounting Principles

2. Qualitative Characteristics of Useful Financial Information

The qualities that make financial information useful to users are known as its qualitative attributes....

3. Accounting Principles

3. Accrual Concept

The accrual principle in accounting states that revenue and costs should be reported when they...

3. Accounting Principles

4. Going Concern Concept

An accounting theory known as the “going concern concept” believes that a company will continue...

3. Accounting Principles

5. Business Entity Concept

The accounting theory known as the “business entity concept” mandates that enterprises be treated independently...

3. Accounting Principles

6. Monetary Unit Assumption

The monetary unit assumption is one of the most important assumptions in accounting. It states...

3. Accounting Principles

7. Fraudulent Financial Reporting

It is a kind of corporate fraudulent in which the perpetrator intentionally misleads investors, creditors,...

3. Accounting Principles

8. Time Period Principle

One of the most fundamental accounting principles is the time period principle. Businesses are required...

3. Accounting Principles

9. Revenue Recognition Principle

According to the revenue recognition principle, income must be recorded when it is generated rather...

3. Accounting Principles

10. Full Disclosure Principle

The full disclosure principle is an important concept in accounting that requires companies to disclose...

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