Enter the correct letter in the highlighted column that goes with the description/example.
A.	Conservatism		Information necessary to provide the reader a complete understanding of the financial information is included in the notes section of the financial statement.
B.	Materiality		The company will continue to exist for the foreseeable future.
C.	Revenue Recognition		The activities of a business are possible to be accurately reflected in specific time periods.
D.	Matching		Revenue is recorded when the ownership of the product is transferred or a service is performed.
E.	Going Concern		All business transtions are kept separately from the owner's personal financial information.
F.	Full Disclosure		Only transactions that can recorded in U.S. dollars are entered.
G.	Cost		Expenses are matched to revenues to more accurately represent the profit of the company.
H.	Time Period		Other accounting principles can be ignored should the impact on the financial statement produce no difference in the basic representation of the company's financial situation.
I.	Monetary Unit		The amount originally spent on an item is the amount used to record the item in the books. This amount is not adjusted to reflect increased value.
J.	Economic Entity		The company will always chose the option that provides the lower net income figure should there be an option regarding how information could be reported.