If the financial statements of two legally separate companies are combined to produce a set of consolidated
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If the financial statements of two legally separate companies are combined to produce a set of consolidated financial statements, the entity for accounting purposes is different from the entity for legal purposes. In such a case, what basic accounting assumption is being invoked? State this assumption clearly.
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