For each of the following circumstances, give the letter item(s) indicating the accounting principle involved. Some letters may be used more than once, and some may not be used at all. points A. Continuity B. Neutrality C. Comparability D. Cost/benefit effectiveness E. Full disclosure F. Historical cost G. Relevance H. Nominal dollar financial capital maintenance I. Matching 3. Proprietary K. Faithful representation L. Revenue recognition M. Separate entity N. Time period 0. Unit of measure eBook Print References 1. Financial statements are prepared from the point of view of the owners A note descnbing the company's possible liability in a lawsuit is included with the financial statements, even though no formal liability exists at the balance sheet date Marketable securities are valued at current (market) value The personal assets of partners are excluded from the partnership balance sheet, even though they are pledged as security for partnership loans A retail store uses estimates rather than a complete physical count of its inventory for purposes of preparing monthly financial statements 6. Goodwill is recorded in the accounts only when it arises from the purchase of another entity An entity reports a $50 profit after buying a unit of inventory for $100 and selling it for $150. even though the cost to replace the unit has escalated to $112 due to inflation 18. An advance deposit on a sales contract is reported as unearned revenue Accounting policies chosen for revenue recognition are the same as those of the entity's major competitors 10 Capital assets are depreciated over their useful lives. IH