modified historical cost convention
- modified historical cost convention
, брит. модифицированные правила учета по первоначальной стоимости*
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modified historical-cost convention — A modification of the historical cost convention in which certain assets are included at revalued amounts rather than their original cost. Modified historical cost accounting is permitted by the Companies Act. See: alternative accounting rules … Accounting dictionary
historical-cost convention — A convention under which assets are carried in the books of account at their historical cost. See also: modified historical cost convention … Accounting dictionary
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historical-cost accounting — A system of accounting based primarily on the original costs incurred in a transaction. It is relaxed to some extent by such practices as the valuation of stock at the lower of cost and net realizable value and, in the UK, revaluation of fixed… … Accounting dictionary
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alternative accounting rules — Alternative rules for valuing certain assets under the Companies Act (1985). These rules modify the historical cost convention. According to the modified rules intangible assets may be valued at current cost (with the exception of goodwill).… … Accounting dictionary
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