Characteristics of Going Concern Principle
Going
concern principle deals with the assumption of continuity of business for long
time. The characteristics of going concern assumption have been explained
below.
Important Characteristics of Going Concern Principle
Some
important characteristics of going concern assumption includes the continuity
of business, management responsibility of making assumption, impact on
financial statement and circumstance under which going concern assumption is
not valid have been briefly explained below.
1. Continuity of Business
In
going concern, it is assumed that business will continue for foreseeable future
and neither management has intention or circumstance suggest the cession of
business.
2. Management make
Assessment
Going concern assessment is made by the
management and this assessment is made at least for 12 month from the balance
sheet date.
3. Entity is not Going
Concern
There
are two circumstance under which entity is considered to be not going concern
i.e. management intends to cease trading and automatic.
4. Impact on Financial
statement
If
the going concern assumption is not valid, then financial statements are
prepared under the special circumstances and asset and liabilities are shown at
recoverable amount.
5. Circumstance of Going
Concern
Following
is the list of circumstance under which management may suggest that going
concern assumption is not valid.
a)
Heavy losses.
b)
License cancellation.
c)
Bane on nature of business.
d)
Sale major operations.
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