Accounting Principles and Qualitative Characteristics Online Quiz
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Questions
Reports should contain information verified by source document evidence
- Reliability
- Conservatism
- Monetary unit
- Relevance
Reports should be presented in a manner that makes it easy for the user to comprehend meaning
- Understandability
- Going concern
- Conservatism
- Relevance
To understand the meaning of the reported information it is necessary to use a common unit
- Reliability
- Monetary unit
- Conservatism
- Consistency
Reports should include all information which is useful for decision making.
- Reporting period
- Reliability
- Relevance
- Consistency
The accounting methods used by the business should be applied consistently each period
- Reporting period
- Consistency
- Entity
- Relevance
Reports should be able to be compared over time through the use of consistent procedures
- Understandability
- Going concern
- Reporting period
- Comparability
All transactions are recorded at their original value.
- Reliability
- Entity
- Relevance
- Historical cost
The ongoing life of a business is broken into regular intervals for the preparation of reports.
- Consistency
- Monetary unit
- Reporting period
- Comparability
It is assumed that the business will be ongoing, i.e. the business will have an indefinite life
- Reporting period
- Comparability
- Going concern
- Consistency
Gains will not be recognised until earned, losses will be recognised as soon as they are likely
- Conservatism
- Consistency
- Monetary unit
- Understandability
The business must be a separate accounting entity from its owner and from other entities.
- Reporting period
- Entity
- Relevance
- Consistency