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Kimberly Westbrook
on Oct 28, 2024
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Changes in accounting entities that require retrospective restatement of past financial statements occur when
A) there is a change in the specific subsidiaries that make up the group of companies that are consolidated when financial statements are presented
B) consolidated or combined statements are presented in place of the statements of individual companies
C) the companies included in the combined financial statements change
D) all of these
Accounting Entities
Organizations or business units considered separate from their owners for accounting purposes.
- Determine the suitable approach for modifications in accounting principles, encompassing both retrospective and prospective methods.
- Comprehend the idea of adjustments for previous periods within the framework of errors and modifications in accounting practices.
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Learning Objectives
- Determine the suitable approach for modifications in accounting principles, encompassing both retrospective and prospective methods.
- Comprehend the idea of adjustments for previous periods within the framework of errors and modifications in accounting practices.
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