Faced with uncertainty there is a need to exercise prudence. Which of the following would be excessive
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Faced with uncertainty there is a need to exercise prudence. Which of the following would be excessive use of prudence?
(a) Non-recoverability of trade receivables is accounted for based on past experience
(b) Depreciation is accounted for estimating the useful economic life of non-current assets
(c) Future repairs to non-current assets are accounted for at the point the asset is acquired
(d) Accrued expenses are accounted for though the related invoices are yet to be received
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Financial Accounting An Introduction
ISBN: 9780273737650
2nd Edition
Authors: Mr Barry Elliott, Mr Augustine Benedict
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