Application of Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP) (e.g., matehing prineipte, conservatism principle, realization principle) in the accounting cycle;

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• Application of Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP) (e.g., matching principle,
conservatism principle, realization principle) in the accounting cycle;
• Demonstration of the relationship between GAAP and accounting practices (e.g., matching
prineiple and adjusting entries, cost principle and asset valuation);
• Analysis of the financial status of a company (e.g., liquidity, solvency, profitability) by using
horizontal and vertical analysis;
• Analysis of the financial status of a company, using financial ratios (e.g., turnover ratios, book
value, earnings per share, times interest earned, return on assets).
Transcribed Image Text:• Application of Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP) (e.g., matching principle, conservatism principle, realization principle) in the accounting cycle; • Demonstration of the relationship between GAAP and accounting practices (e.g., matching prineiple and adjusting entries, cost principle and asset valuation); • Analysis of the financial status of a company (e.g., liquidity, solvency, profitability) by using horizontal and vertical analysis; • Analysis of the financial status of a company, using financial ratios (e.g., turnover ratios, book value, earnings per share, times interest earned, return on assets).
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In order to prepare the financial statements, there is certainly common practices or rules which are required to be followed, such common rules or practices are known as GAAP

Some principles of GAAP

  • Principle of Consistency
  • Principle of Prudence
  • Matching principle
  • Conservatism principle
  • Realization principle

 

 

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