Accounting Theory Can Be Described As

question 10

Multiple Choice

Accounting theory can be described as:

• A) description, explanation or prediction of accounting practice based on observations and/or logical reasoning
• B) a set of facts, specific in nature, against which accounting practice can be evaluated
• C) being based only on observations
• D) being irrelevant to the development of new practice and procedures

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Definitions:

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