Question 29
Accounting Concepts and ConventionsThe concept that states that a business should not lay claim to any profits before it is earned with reasonable certainty is
- A.consistency concept.
- B.prudence concept.
- C.accrual concept.
- D.going concern concept.
Show the answer and explanation
Answer: B (prudence concept.)
Explanation
Prudence (conservatism) says profits should not be anticipated; they are recognised only when reasonably certain, while losses are provided for.