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Change in Accounting Entity Definition | Becker

Accounting Dictionary

Change in Accounting Entity

A change in accounting entity occurs when the entity being reported on has changed composition. Examples include consolidated or combined financial statements that are presented in place of statements of the individual companies and changes in the companies included in the consolidated or combined financial statements from year to year.

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