In: Accounting
Match each item characteristics, assumptions, principles, and constraint guide the FASB when it creates accounting standards with a description below.
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Monetary Unit AssumptionComparabilityEconomic Entity AssumptionMaterialityConsistencyPeriodicity AssumptionGoing Concern AssumptionHistorical Cost PrincipleRelevanceFull Disclosure PrincipleCost ConstraintFaithful Representation |
Items not easily quantified in dollar terms are not reported in the financial statements. |
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Going Concern AssumptionFaithful RepresentationHistorical Cost PrincipleConsistencyMaterialityCost ConstraintFull Disclosure PrincipleMonetary Unit AssumptionPeriodicity AssumptionRelevanceComparabilityEconomic Entity Assumption |
Accounting information must be complete, neutral, and free from error. |
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Historical Cost PrincipleGoing Concern AssumptionRelevanceFaithful RepresentationFull Disclosure PrincipleMaterialityComparabilityConsistencyMonetary Unit AssumptionEconomic Entity AssumptionPeriodicity AssumptionCost Constraint |
Personal transactions are not mixed with the company’s transactions. |
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Monetary Unit AssumptionFaithful RepresentationEconomic Entity AssumptionComparabilityFull Disclosure PrincipleConsistencyPeriodicity AssumptionRelevanceGoing Concern AssumptionHistorical Cost PrincipleMaterialityCost Constraint |
The cost to provide information should be weighed against the
benefit that users will |
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Full Disclosure PrincipleHistorical Cost PrinciplePeriodicity AssumptionGoing Concern AssumptionMaterialityEconomic Entity AssumptionConsistencyComparabilityMonetary Unit AssumptionCost ConstraintRelevanceFaithful Representation |
A company’s use of the same accounting principles from year to year. |
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Faithful RepresentationHistorical Cost PrincipleRelevanceGoing Concern AssumptionMaterialityComparabilityCost ConstraintFull Disclosure PrincipleConsistencyMonetary Unit AssumptionEconomic Entity AssumptionPeriodicity Assumption |
Assets are recorded and reported at original purchase price. |
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Economic Entity AssumptionPeriodicity AssumptionConsistencyMaterialityGoing Concern AssumptionComparabilityFull Disclosure PrincipleHistorical Cost PrincipleCost ConstraintRelevanceFaithful RepresentationMonetary Unit Assumption |
Accounting information should help users predict future events,
and should confirm or correct |
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RelevanceHistorical Cost PrincipleComparabilityConsistencyFaithful RepresentationMonetary Unit AssumptionPeriodicity AssumptionEconomic Entity AssumptionGoing Concern AssumptionFull Disclosure PrincipleMaterialityCost Constraint |
The life of a business can be divided into artificial segments of time. |
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MaterialityConsistencyGoing Concern AssumptionFaithful RepresentationFull Disclosure PrincipleComparabilityMonetary Unit AssumptionCost ConstraintRelevanceEconomic Entity AssumptionPeriodicity AssumptionHistorical Cost Principle |
The reporting of all information that would make a difference to financial statement users. |
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Periodicity AssumptionEconomic Entity AssumptionHistorical Cost PrincipleGoing Concern AssumptionComparabilityMonetary Unit AssumptionFaithful RepresentationFull Disclosure PrincipleMaterialityCost ConstraintRelevanceConsistency |
The judgment concerning whether an item’s size makes it likely to influence a decision-maker. |
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Monetary Unit AssumptionComparabilityHistorical Cost PrincipleConsistencyEconomic Entity AssumptionMaterialityCost ConstraintFaithful RepresentationPeriodicity AssumptionGoing Concern AssumptionFull Disclosure PrincipleRelevance |
Assumes a business will remain in operation for the foreseeable future. |
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Historical Cost PrincipleFaithful RepresentationCost ConstraintRelevanceFull Disclosure PrincipleEconomic Entity AssumptionMonetary Unit AssumptionComparabilityMaterialityConsistencyPeriodicity AssumptionGoing Concern Assumption |
Different companies use the same accounting principles. |
Each item characteristics, assumptions, principles, and constraint guide the FASB when it creates accounting standards with a description are given below:-