Generally Accepted Accounting Principles

question 44

Multiple Choice

Generally accepted accounting principles:

• A) limit recovery to those with a direct contractual relationship to the accountant.
• B) apply to the way business transactions should be recorded.
• C) give directions to accountants in auditing the books of an enterprise.
• D) protect the investor who is unknown to the accountant when the financial statements are prepared.

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