Accountancy, asked by naqiabbas, 1 year ago

Business entity concept is not applicable to sole trading and partnerships ....is it true or false?? ...if true then why, if false then also why ???????

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Answered by arfa32
5

Answer:

False, it is applicable to sole trading and partnerships.

Explanation:

The business entity concept of accounting is applicable to all types of business organisations.

Answered by DevendraLal
0

In this question, we need to state true and false with the reason.

  • Business entity concept does not apply to sole trading and partnership. This statement is false.
  • The business entity concept of accounting applies to all types of business organizations.
  • According to the notion of a business entity, a firm's transactions must be recorded independently from those of its owners or other businesses.
  • To do this, the organization must keep separate accounting records, free from any mention of the owner's or any other entity's assets or liabilities.
  • Without this idea, the records of several organizations would be a mixer, making it very challenging to distinguish the financial or tax outcomes of a single company.

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