Question
“Only financial transactions are recorded in accounting." Explain the statement.

Answer

According to Money Measurement Principle only those transactions are recorded in the books of account which can be measured in terms of money. In other words, non-financial transactions or facts, like the efficiency of the management will never be recorded in the books of account.

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