State whether the following statements are true or false:
- Revenues are a measure of inflow of assets.
- Business income is the net increase in the owner’s capital.
- Accounting income is not necessarily a business income.
- The terms net profit and net income are synonyms in the measurement of business income.
- Business income is based on the actual transactions.
- Business income need not be based on the revenue principle.
- Business income is an ex-post income.
- Business income ignores the unrelated profits and losses resulting from the holding of fixed assets.
- Business income ignores historical cost concept.
- No standardized procedure exists for the measurement of business income.
- The doctrine of going concern (entity) is essential for the measurement of business income.
- Accounting period is not very essential for measurement of business income.
- The matching concept is an important basis for the computation of business income.
- Business income is based on purchasing power of the rupee.
- Economic income is consumption in the given period plus changes in the value of capital