Showing purchased office equipment in financial statements is the
application of which accounting concept?
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Showing purchased office equipment in financial statements is the application of Materiality.
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According to the materiality convention, the business must report all the transactions which are of material nature and ignore the insignificant items. The firm has to make a distinction between the material and immaterial matters.
Purchase of office equipment is a material in nature and to be shown in the financial statement.
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