Question
A company decides not to record a calculator worth Rs.500 as a fixed asset and instead expenses it off. Which accounting concept is being applied?
Solution
Under the Materiality concept, items of small or insignificant value that do not affect the true and fair view of financial statements can be written off as expenses instead of capitalizing. The calculator's cost is low, so treating it as an expense is justified.
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