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Learn these 13 accounting principles.If you work in Finance, you MUST know these principles.Why are they important?-They drive the IFRS, US GAAP and any other local GAAP-If a transaction does not comply with one of these rules, it's probably a mistake that needs to be corrected-Your control environment must be set up to respect these principles-You need to be able to explain them to the non finance peopleWith the time and experience, these principles became like intuitions.Every time somebody proposes something not complying with these rules, I know there is a red flag.Here are the 13 principles:-Accrual principle-Conservatism principle-Consistency principle-Cost principle-Economic entity principle-Full disclosure principle-Going concern principle-Matching principle-Materiality principle-Monetary unit principle-Reliability principle-Revenue recognition principle-Time period principleIt's a lot!Don't worry, I can never remember all of them by heart as well.This is why I have compiled these principles in one document.Enjoy and take advantage of my work to save you some time.Some suggestions on how to use this document to make yourself more valuable:1/ Download the document from here on LinkedIn2/ Share it with your finance colleagues as a reminder3/ Share it with your non finance colleagues and propose to explain them what it means for them4/ Check that you have controls ensuring the correct application of each of the principles5/ If you are in FP&A, discuss these principles with your accounting department to understand how they are applied👉 Which principle should be more payed attention to?

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In my current assignment, I have to remember many accounting principles that I hadn't used for years because, given that it's a medium size company, Finance must do a bit of everything including validating the closing and make the bookings.My point is: even if you think you're passed accounting, better keep these skills trained because you never know 😉

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Thanks for sharing Nicolas Boucher . On top of that I have to ask : Is ethics the most fundamental principle of accounting? In accounting, the debits must equal the credits. In ethics this would mean that there will always be a consequence to an action. Is/are the consequence(s) ethical?

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I propose a new principle. The principle of low code innovation to automate the boring stuff💡

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Conservatism and matching are practiced despite explicit diasvowal by the FASB. Some non-monetary transactions are reflected, at estimated monetary vslues.

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thanks for sharing👍

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Thank you for sharing this

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Very helpful, thank you for sharing.

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Very useful article for a beginner, thanks for sharing

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Clear and concise!! These statements compound the framework of financial accounting.

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