alleryStart learning →Under the cash basis, income and expenses are recorded when?
AThey are earned or incurred
BCash is actually paid or received
CThe financial year ends
DAn auditor approves them
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Cash is actually paid or received
The cash basis waits for actual cash movement, so a bill unpaid at year end is not recorded as an expense.
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