This topic defines accounting concepts and explores 'going concern', 'accrual', and 'materiality'.
What students will learn
- a. Cognitive Domain
- i. Define Accounting Concepts as the fundamental rules/assumptions of accounting.
- ii. Explain the Going Concern, Accrual, and Materiality concepts.
- iii. Distinguish between these three core concepts.
- b. Psychomotor Domain
Sample quiz questions
Which accounting concept assumes that a business will continue its operations for an indefinite period of time?
- A. Accrual concept
- B. Going concern concept
- C. Consistency concept
- D. Materiality concept
Under the accrual concept, when should revenue be recorded in the books of accounts?
- A. When cash is physically received
- B. When the business owner approves the sale
- C. When the transaction occurs, regardless of cash flow
- D. At the end of the financial year
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