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Question
Question:
Which of the following combinations of accounting concepts are the fundamental assumptions in the preparation of financial statements?
A. Accrual and double entry
B. Going concern and entity
C. Materiality and consistency
D. Accrual and going concern
E. Going concern and offsetting
Answer
Answer: D. Accrual and going concern
Explanation:
The two fundamental assumptions in the preparation of financial statements are the accrual concept and the going concern concept. The accrual concept assumes that transactions are recorded when they occur, regardless of when the cash is received or paid, while the going concern concept assumes that the business will continue to operate indefinitely. Other concepts like entity and materiality are important but do not constitute the fundamental assumptions required for financial statements.
- Tags: Accounting Concepts, Financial Statements, Fundamental Assumptions
- Level: Level 1
- Topic: Introduction to Law
- Series: NOV 2019
- Uploader: Dotse