In basic accountancy procedures, how do 'Accounting Concepts' differ from 'Accounting Conventions'?
Concepts are basic scientific rules for recording transactions. Conventions are customs and traditions accepted for preparing financial statements.
Concepts maintain continuity and comparability (e.g., Cost, Dual Aspect). Conventions guide the reporting phase (e.g., Conservatism, Materiality).
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