When management selectively excludes some revenues, expenses, gains, and losses from earnings calculated using generally accepted accounting
Question:
When management selectively excludes some revenues, expenses, gains, and losses from earnings calculated using generally accepted accounting principles, it is an example of
a. income smoothing.
b. big bath accounting.
c. cookie jar accounting.
d. pro forma earnings.
Fantastic news! We've Found the answer you've been seeking!
Step by Step Answer:
The correct answer is a income smoothing When management selectively excludes some revenues expenses ...View the full answer
Answered By
Wonder Dzidzormenu
As a professional accountant and a teacher, I explain account ing concepts in a more practical way that makes students more connected to the subject.
With over 10 years of teaching accounting , I offer a well constructed , easily understood and in-depth explanations to students questions.
1+ Reviews
10+ Question Solved
Related Book For 
Financial Accounting
ISBN: 9781618531650
5th Edition
Authors: Michelle Hanlon, Robert Magee, Glenn Pfeiffer, Thomas Dyckman
Question Posted:
