The conventions of consistency and conservatism require that financial statements present all the information relevant to users' understanding of the statements.

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Consistency and conservatism are accounting principles that require the financial statements to present relevant information consistently over time and to err on the side of caution when uncertain, respectively. Both principles aim to enhance the usefulness and reliability of financial information for users.

The Conventions of Consistency and Conservatism Require That Financial Statements