In many standards recognition criteria, I studied it says "Can be reliably measured or cost can be reliably measured".
What does it mean exactly? And why it is important?
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If we are not able to measure the cost of something reliably (maybe, of example, because it is a potential future liability) then how can we get a figure to include in the accounts?
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