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Use of standard number or full name of the standard

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  • June 1, 2018 at 12:14 pm #455262
    mracca11
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    Hi sir,

    In the exam can we just mention the standard number rather than writing the full name of the standard? For instance, for going concern can I just write according to isa 570, or do I have to write according to isa 570 GOING CONCERN. This is just for reference, cuz some standards have huge names like ISQC1 so in that case just writing the name would consume time as well. So is it fine to just write the standard number and continue? Thanks

    June 1, 2018 at 12:19 pm #455264
    MikeLittle
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    You may write whatever you choose to – title, number or title with number

    But be advised that THERE ARE NO MARKS FOR MENTIONING STANDARD NUMBERS NOR STANDARD TITLES so to write “isa 570 GOING CONCERN” represents a non-mark-earning waste of time

    OK?

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