alleryStart learning →Which principle underlies consolidated statements?
APrinciple of legal separation
BPrinciple of prudence only
CPrinciple of the economic entity
DPrinciple of the tax unit
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Principle of the economic entity
Consolidated statements treat the group as one economic entity, while separate statements follow legal separation.
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