Across
- 2. The principle that requires accountants to exercise caution when estimating profits and assets.
- 4. The principle that requires a business to use the same accounting methods each year.
- 5. The principle that focuses on information important enough to influence decisions.
- 8. Entity The principle that treats the business and its owner as separate entities.
- 9. Concern The principle that assumes a business will continue operating for the foreseeable future.
- 10. The principle that ensures accounting information is compared fairly by using the same methods and rules.
Down
- 1. The principle that recognises revenue when it is earned
- 3. Measurement The principle that records only transactions that can be measured in monetary terms.
- 6. Cost The principle that records assets at their original purchase price.
- 7. The principle stating that every transaction has two aspects.
