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Thursday, 1 July 2010

Concept And Meaning Of Accounting Errors

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The errors or mistakes which are committed in the journal, ledger and any other financial statements are known as accounting errors. Accounting errors may be defined as those mistakes which are generally committed while recording the financial transactions in the book of accounts. These errors may be committed while recording the transactions in the journal and posting them in the ledger accounts. Such errors may be technically committed or committed due to lack of the knowledge of accounting principles and rules. Generally, accounting errors are unintentional. However, it may intentionally be committed so as to take some undue advantage. Accounting errors distort the true business results. Therefore, these errors must be properly located and rectified for ascertaining the true profit or loss and financial position of the business.
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