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This document provides an overview of accounting, including defining accounting as recording, classifying, and summarizing financial transactions. It outlines the accounting cycle and some key accounting concepts and principles, such as money measurement, separate entity, prudence, going concern, consistency, and matching. Accounting involves quantifying business transactions in monetary terms and segregating private and business transactions while taking a cautious view of future costs.
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