- 1 Marks
Question
The “generally accepted accounting practice” (GAAP) refers to:
A. Complete set of regulations from all sources together with any general accounting principles and conventions
B. Only the principles and conventions that are enshrined in companies’ legislations
C. The accounting regulations which apply to large companies
D. Financial accounting which is concerned with reporting financial results in aggregates to a variety of users
E. Legislation which generally sets out the broad rules with which companies must comply when preparing financial statements
Answer
A. Complete set of regulations from all sources together with any general accounting principles and conventions
Explanation:
GAAP encompasses a comprehensive framework of accounting principles, standards, and procedures used for financial reporting, derived from various authoritative sources.
- Tags: Accounting principles, Accounting Standards, GAAP
- Level: Level 1
- Topic: Regulatory Environment of Accounting
- Series: NOV 2013
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