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Matching principle
THE MATCHING CONCEPT and the ADJUSTING PROCESS Objectives
On the Balance Sheet-Based Model of Financial Reporting
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The Concept of Probabilistic Economic Costs in Accounting and Disclosure the Transition from Double-Entry to Triple-Entry Accrual Accounting
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Revenue Recognition: Rules and Standards
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The Myth of the Matching Principle As a Tax Value
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Generally Accepted Accounting Principles, Or GAAP As They Are More Commonly Known, Are Rules for the Preparation of Financial Statements
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Matching Principle Relies on Revenue Recognition Revenue Principle 1 Delivery Has Occurred Or Services Have Been Rendered
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Volume 13: Chapter 6: Expenses
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Going Concern Concept
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