26. Analyze the following: I – Verdict of a lawsuit stating an amount lower than what is previously estimated received after date of authorization of FS issuance requires appropriate adjustment to provision declared in the FS. II – In case of recovery of accounts previously written off, only the debit side of the allowance for doubtful accounts is affected. III – In calculating diluted EPS, the amount cash dividends declared on ordinary shares should be considered. Given these, we can conclude that: Group of answer choices Only statements I and III are not true. Only statement III is false. Statements I and II are not false. Statements II and III are not true.
26. Analyze the following: I – Verdict of a lawsuit stating an amount lower than what is previously estimated received after date of authorization of FS issuance requires appropriate adjustment to provision declared in the FS. II – In case of recovery of accounts previously written off, only the debit side of the allowance for doubtful accounts is affected. III – In calculating diluted EPS, the amount cash dividends declared on ordinary shares should be considered. Given these, we can conclude that: Group of answer choices Only statements I and III are not true. Only statement III is false. Statements I and II are not false. Statements II and III are not true.
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26.
Analyze the following:
I – Verdict of a lawsuit stating an amount lower than what is previously estimated received after date of authorization of FS issuance requires appropriate adjustment to provision declared in the FS.
II – In case of recovery of accounts previously written off, only the debit side of the allowance for doubtful accounts is affected.
III – In calculating diluted EPS, the amount cash dividends declared on ordinary shares should be considered.
Given these, we can conclude that:
Group of answer choices
Only statements I and III are not true.
Only statement III is false.
Statements I and II are not false.
Statements II and III are not true.
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