alleryStart learning →Under the accrual basis, an item is recognised when it meets what?
AThe element definitions and criteria
BThe date cash is received
CThe date an invoice is raised
DThe date the audit is signed
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. The element definitions and criteria
Accrual accounting recognises items when they satisfy definitions and recognition criteria, not when cash moves.
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