explain accounting concepts
Answer Posted / jolly joeria namusisi
accounting concepts are the rules that govern the accounting
practice and establish the guidelines concerning the
preparation and presentation of financal statments.they
include .entity,going concern,money measurment concept,dual
aspect,realisation concept,materiality,consistency and many
others
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