Matching Concept

In case of interest income, how matching concept applies though there is no expense incurred??
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The matching concept in accounting links income and expenses to the same accounting period. While it typically applies when expenses are incurred to generate income, its application to interest income, especially when no direct expense is involved or it's not considered business income, can be unclear. The discussion touches upon how interest accrued might still relate to the matching concept, suggesting a nuanced application beyond direct expenditure.

Dear Sir,

Matching concept applies to expenditure and income relating to each other in same period.

For interest income, there is no expenditure incurred and more specifically, this is not a business income in most of the cases where we can apply this rule.

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For interest accrued there is matching cncept.
How??

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