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3 years ago

The matching principle

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Answer: The matching principle "d. states that the revenues and related expenses should be reported in the same period".

Explanation: The application of this principle is a consequence of double entry; In the specific case of the Correspondence Principle we refer to the relationship that exists between an income and expense at the time of registering a transaction. It can be summarized in the following statement:

For every income there is an expense and for every expense there is an income.

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