EXPENSES. and Expenses Cause A Decrease in
EXPENSES. and Expenses Cause A Decrease in
REVENUES. And revenues cause an increase in owners equity. The consumption of recourses (decreases of assets or increases of liabilities) that are required in order to generate these revenues are called EXPENSES. And expenses cause a decrease in owners equity.
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Is it rational to wait the end of the business life for getting financial information about the entity?
Management and other interested parties are unwilling to wait until business has ended before obtaining information on how much income has been earned. They need to know how things are going at frequent intervals
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Accounting year starts on 1st of January and ends on 31st of December. The accounting year is referred to FISCAL YEAR as well.
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REALIZATION CONCEPT
This concept is about the recognition time of the revenues
Realization concept states that revenues should be recognized at the time goods are sold and services are rendered. Beside this the amount recognized as revenue is the amount that customers are reasonably certain to pay
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REALIZATION CONCEPT
In general, Revenue from the sale of goods is recognized in the period in which goods are delevered to customers, Revenue from the performance of services is recognized in the period in which services are rendered.
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MATCHING CONCEPT
In general expenses should be recognized in the period in which thay are consumed.
MATCHING CONCEPT
In order to measure correctly this sales net effect on the Net Income of the period, and also on the Retained Earnings, both of revenue and expense aspects of sale transaction must be recognized in the same accounting period.
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MATCHING CONCEPT
MATCHING CONCEPT states that, When an event affects both revenue and expenses, the effect on each should be recognized in the same accounting period.
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If you expect benefit from the cost in the future, recognize it as an ASSET If you do not expect benefit from it in the future or there is no reasonable basis for classifying the cost as an asset, report it as an EXPENSE in the related period.
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