Accounting records business transactions and events which are of financial nature. Do you consider limitation of Accounting?
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Accounting records business transactions and events which are of financial nature. Do you consider it a limitation of accounting ? ... Yes, It is limitaion of accounting because there are events which have a vital bearing on the profitability of the firm and such events are ignored.
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Accounting is still a work in progress as a science, art, and language. It has been changing for a very long time and is still changing. For a deeper understanding of accounting, its limitations must be studied.
Accounting's drawbacks:
Measurability:
- The inability of accounting to assess objects or occurrences without a monetary value is one of its main drawbacks.
- No matter how significant a factor may be, accounting cannot include it if it cannot be stated in monetary terms.
- The balance sheet or the income statement do not adequately reflect several extremely significant characteristics, such as management, loyalty, reputation, etc.
No Further Evaluation:
- The firm's financial situation as of the date of preparation is depicted in the financial statements.
- The long- and short-term prospects of the company are of more relevance to the statement's users.
- Accounting, however, does not make any such assumptions.
Costs from the past
- Accounting frequently measures values using historical expenses.
- This overlooks important considerations like inflation, pricing increases, etc.
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