.A company changes from straight line method of depreciation to reducing balance method. Which accounting principle...
.A company changes from straight line method of depreciation to reducing balance method. Which accounting principle has not been applied?
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The Accounting principle of 'consistency' has not been applied in this case.
The accounting principle of consistency states that the same accounting principle should be applied every year.
Thus, method of depreciation used to charge depreciation over the years should remain same on a particular asset. Changing the method of depreciation on a particular asset will lead to non application of the principle of cinsistency.
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