Which of the following is NOT a good example of the matching principle?
A. A machine that produces certain goods is depreciated over its useful life. The depreciation expense is matched with the proceeds from the sale of those goods.
B. The entire amount of a two-year insurance premium is expensed in the first year.
C. An uncollectible receivable is written off in the year that the sale was made.
D. Recognition of revenue for which associated expenses cannot yet be determined is delayed until such determination can be made.
Answer:B
Which of the following is NOT a good example of the matching principle?
A. A machine that produces certain goods is depreciated over its useful life. The depreciation expense is matched with the proceeds from the sale of those goods. B. The entire amount of a two-year insurance premium is expensed in the first year. C. An uncollectible receivable is written off in the year that the sale was made. D. Recognition of revenue for which associated expenses cannot yet be determined is delayed until such determination can be made.