Asked by Jordan Prather on Jul 02, 2024
The application of International Financial Reporting Standards, with additional disclosure where necessary, is presumed to result in financial statements that:
A) are unbiased.
B) contain only material items.
C) will result in a fair presentation.
D) are free from error and misstatement.
Fair Presentation
An accounting principle that financial statements should be honest, complete, and conform to accepted standards, providing a true and accurate view of an entity's financial position.
Unbiased
Free from prejudice or favoritism, ensuring fair, impartial, and objective decision-making or presentation.
- Understand the prerequisites for note disclosures and their importance in financial reports.
Learning Objectives
- Understand the prerequisites for note disclosures and their importance in financial reports.
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