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Requiring the Transactions of a Business Be Accounted for Separately

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Requiring the transactions of a business be accounted for separately from the personal transactions of its owners reflects the

A) entity concept.
B) historical cost principle.
C) unit of measurement concept.
D) going concern assumption.
E) revenue recognition rule.

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