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A business for which financial statements are prepared is separate and distinct from the owner of the entity state the accounting concept

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Accounting: An accounting principle on which a business enterprise is regarded as a separate entity from the owner. Therefore, the entity must keep its own records separate from the transactions of the owners. ... Because of its autonomy, a distinct business unit has more flexibility in decision making

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