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2 Accounting Period Cycle Type Definition Here Page 152

3 Adequate Disclosure Type Definition Here Page 180

4 Business Entity Type Definition Here Page 234

5 Consistent Reporting Type Definition Here Page 152

6 Going Concern Type Definition Here Page 180

7 Historical Cost Type Definition Here Page 236

8 Matching Expenses with Revenue Type Definition Here Page 157 (1 st paragraph)

9 Materiality Business activities creating dollar amounts large enough to affect business decisions should be recorded and reported as separate items

10 Objective Evidence Type Definition Here Page 57

11 Realization of Revenue Type Definition Here Page 14

12 Unit of Measurement Type Definition Here Page 10

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