Accounting Principles: a chosen set of accounting conventions that must be applied consistently if company accounts are to be useful to observers. These include: matching costs to related revenues; valuing assets with prudence; making the assumption that the firm is a going concern; and establishing accounting rules to ensure objectivity, i.e. minimizing personal judgement in the drawing up of accounts.
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