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A disposal group may qualify as discontinued operation if a. it is component of an entity b. meets the held for sale classification criteria under PFRS 5 C. a and b d. none of these

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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A disposal group may qualify as discontinued operation if
a. it is component of an entity

b. meets the held for sale classification criteria under PFRS 5

C. a and b

d. none of these

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