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Myron co

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  • February 28, 2023 at 2:11 am #679749
    oslisaim
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    Hello Kim,

    I hope you are doing fine, this is a very dumb question so please forgive my ignorance, but in the Myron co (specimen exam Q3), they have stated that the client has not made the disclosures with regard to the implications of the division being held for sale

    Does wrong classification and presentation come under this disclosures umbrella too? I’m lacking a very crucial fundamental issue I think and your assistance would be very helpful

    Also, my understanding is that the client is at an advanced stage of the sale, thus the conditions for the criteria to be met for held for sale and the related presentation and classification and valuation are present at the year’s end, is my understanding correct?

    Looking forward to your response

    February 28, 2023 at 10:57 am #679777
    Kim Smith
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    If you can’t remember the assertions, DO remind yourself – see Chapter 16 (pages 85/86) of the AA notes https://opentuition.com/acca/aa

    s.2: Assertions about classes of transactions and events and RELATED DISCLOSURES
    s.3: Assertions about account balances and RELATED DISCLOSURES

    So, for example, disclosures have to be complete (as demanded by IFRS) and accurate. Omission of a required disclosure is a misstatement.

    Have you watched Steve’s debrief lecture for this question? https://opentuition.com/acca/aaa/acca-aaa-revision-lectures

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