This is the most commonly used Accounting principle of Accounting. As an Auditor, when Auditing Revenue, I usually emphasize on Cut offs, that is, checking whether the revenue received, are from the transactions of the period under review.
Secondly, I focus on provisions, IE Audit fees and Payroll liabilities for December, which are expected to be paid in the January. They must be recognised in the period when the transactions occured, rather than when payment (cash) is received or paid.
All these demonstrate Accrual Accounting.
( Also Check IAS 37, which talks about provisions , Contingent Assets and Contingent liabilities).
Thanks for pointing out this.
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