Question
The concept that suggests that the same accounting
methods should be used consistently over time to ensure comparability is known as:Solution
Sol. The Conventions of Consistency require that the same accounting methods and principles be applied consistently from one period to another, ensuring that financial statements are comparable across periods.
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