please answer correct 2.2 Ahmed is considering the following proposal to improve his profit for the year.Analyse the proposal to identify the accounting principle that would not be complied with ifeach proposal was implemented.AccountingPrinciplesProposalaChange the depreciation methods for non-current assets.Value the inventory at market price.Ahmed's personal assets included in the business's statement of thefinancial position.Ahmed records credit sales when the customer paid for the goods.

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2.2 Ahmed is considering the following proposal to improve his profit for the year. Analyse the proposal to identify the accounting principle that would not be complied with if each proposal was implemented. Accounting Principles Proposal Change the depreciation methods for non-current assets.

2.2 Ahmed is considering the following proposal to improve his profit for the year. Analyse the proposal to identify the accounting principle that would not be complied with if each proposal was implemented. Accounting Principles Proposal Change the depreciation methods for non-current assets.

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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