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  • September 5, 2024 at 2:15 pm #710828
    AvatarFlora.May
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    N purchased some low value equipment and charged the cost as an expense rather than capitalising it to the NCA account .
    what accounting concept is being applied here?
    1- substance over form
    2-accrual
    3- materiality
    4-going concern

    one more question
    which of the follow are true
    1-partnership is not required to prepare financial statements to comply with IFRS
    2- the partnership pays profit to partners in the form of dividends
    3-a partnership has its own tax liabilities ,separate to that of its owners
    4-the partners has unlimited liability for the debts of the business

    can you explain each as well? like why they are true or false?

    thanks for your time and support.

    September 5, 2024 at 5:50 pm #710842
    AvatarJohn Moffat
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    First question:

    Materiality. If it is low value then it will not have a material effect on the SOPL or SOFP

    Second question:

    2 and 3 are false. They apply only to limited companies as explain in my free lectures.
    1 and 4 are true

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