Match the following terms with the appropriate definitions A - I: Question 26 options: 32. Statement...

Match the following terms with the appropriate definitions A - I:

Question 26 options:

	32. Statement of Retained Earning
	29. Income Statemen
	33. Revenue recognition principl
	27. Balance sheet
	34. Business entity principl
	30. Expense
	31. Time period assumptio
	26. Measurement (Cost) Principl
	28. Generally Accepted Accounting Principles

1.	This matches with choice F
2.	This matches with choice A
3.	This matches with choice C
4.	This matches with choice G
5.	This matches with choice I
6.	This matches with choice H
7.	This matches with choice D
8.	This matches with choice B
9.	This matches with choice E
10.	A report that shows the value of a Company's assets
11.	The principle that revenue is recorded when earned whether paid in cash or not.
12.	The concepts and rules that govern financial accounting
13.	Financial statement that reports the changes in equity; including increases from net income and decreases from dividends.
14.	The principle that requires a business to be accounted for separately from its owners.
15.	Principle that prescribes that assets to be recorded at actual cost.
16.	Financial statement that reports revenues and expenses along with the resulting net income.
17.	Presumes that the life of a company can be divided into periods for reporting purposes.
18.	Items paid for that have no economic future value.

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