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ACCOUNTING THEORY TOPIC: 'ACCOUNTING CONCEPTS ARE CENTRAL TO THE CONSTRUCTION OF ACCOUNTING INFORMATION' 1 BIBLIOGRAPHY 6 TOPIC: 'ACCOUNTING CONCEPTS ARE CENTRAL TO THE CONSTRUCTION OF ACCOUNTING INFORMATION' Accounting theory is recognised as a combination of accounting assumptions, theories and concepts related to financial reporting and accounting principles. It is important for an entity to utilise the accounting concepts and theories used to form the financial information and aspects for better control

Accounting Theory

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Table of ContentsTOPIC: 'ACCOUNTING CONCEPTS ARE CENTRAL TO THE CONSTRUCTION OFACCOUNTING INFORMATION'.................................................................................................1BIBLIOGRAPHY............................................................................................................................6
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TOPIC: 'ACCOUNTING CONCEPTS ARE CENTRAL TO THECONSTRUCTION OF ACCOUNTING INFORMATION'Accounting theory is recognised as a combination of accounting assumptions, theoriesand concepts related to financial reporting and accounting principles. Traditional approaches andassumptions was being used by organisations in terms of maintaining the records related toaccounting and finance. It is important for an entity to utilise the accounting concepts andtheories used to form the financial information and aspects for better control and management.The accounting theory is a concept of framing the these assumptions and aspects in a organisedformat to assist the organisations for better control. There is a modern historical economics andthe social aspects are reformed to adjust the current trends and assumptions in accounting andfinancial process. Accounting contains the exercises like recognizing, ordering, outlining and determiningthe accounting information and translating the outcomes thereof. It is a process of recording thetransactions and events on day to day basis. It alludes to strategy for double entry book keepingsystem. The concept of accounting indicates towards the fluctuations and approaches for betterunderstanding and cooperation of accounting information. It suggests the business exchangesinformation and its examination in accounting design for making the plans and objectives inviable manner. As per perspective of McNichols, and Stubben, (2015) Accounting ideas are integral tothe development of financial and non financial data. it is completely founded on its ideas,traditions and guideline, which give a lawful consideration to organization to way towardseffective management and engagement process. For making the accounting information huge toits inside and outside customers, it is basic that such information is strong and furthermorecomparable. The resemblance of information is required both to make conceal - firmrelationships, i.e. to see how a firm has executed when out from interchange firms, andnotwithstanding make between period connection, i.e. how it has executed when appeareddifferently in relation to the prior years. Beatty and Liao, (2014) argued that business executionand to dissect and learn the monetary data thus, the ascertainment of benefit of the associationcan be possible. Not just this after arrangement of accountingdata requires its answering to itsinside and outside clients. This examination includes with the depiction about theaccountingideas and traditions with suitable precedents.1
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