General accepted accounting principles, Accounting Basics

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Q. General accepted accounting principles?

In general accepted accounting principles (GAAP) set forth standards or methods for presenting financial accounting information.

A standardized presentation format facilitates users to compare the financial information of different companies more easily. In general accepted accounting principles have been either developed through accounting practice or established by authoritative organizations.


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