The Separate Economic Entity Assumption Assumes That

question 28

Multiple Choice

The separate economic entity assumption assumes that:

• A) financial events are meaningful only when they can be expressed in economic terms.
• B) the business will continue to operate indefinitely.
• C) the financial statements of a business reflect the affairs of the business-not the affairs of the owners.
• D) a business's life can be separated into time periods with income being reported within one economic time period.

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