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accounting concepts

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accounting concepts..

Answer / k.sravanthi

They are 10 concepts.They are as follow:
1.Business Entity concept
2.Going Concern concept
3.Money Measurement concept
4.Cost concept
5.Accounting Period concept
6.Dual Aspect concept
7.Matching concept
8.Realization concept
9.Accrual concept
10.Objective Evidence concept.

The above are Accounting Concepts..

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accounting concepts..

Answer / guest

busines entity concept
dual concept,accounting equation concept,balance sheet concept
money measurement concept
going cocern concept
cost concept
accounting concept

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accounting concepts..

Answer / ravichandra

going concern concept
Money measurement concept.
Dual accept concept.
accounting periodic concept
M aching concept
Realization concept
cost concept

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accounting concepts..

Answer / a.praveen

They are 10 concepts for accounting.They are as follow:
1.Business Entity concept
2.Going Concern concept
3.Money Measurement concept
4.accrual concept
5.Accounting Period concept
6.Dual Aspect concept
7.Matching concept
8.Realization concept
9.cost concept
10.Objective Evidence concept.

The above are the Accounting Concepts

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accounting concepts..

Answer / g.sivakumar

business entity, money measurement, going concern, cost,
dual aspect, accounting period, matching,realisation,
objective evidence&accural.

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accounting concepts..

Answer / mohammad shahid

There are mainly 4 concepts.
1. Business entity concept
2. Going concern Concept
3. Consistency concept
4. Accrual concept

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accounting concepts..

Answer / moorthy_kani

debit the receiver
credit the giver
its called personal ac

debit what comes in
credit was goes out
its called real ac

debit all expenses and loss
credit all income and gains
its called nominal ac

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