A share-based payment transaction with cash alternative whereby the right of choice of settlement is retained by the entity is accounted for as equity-settled cash-settled either cash-settled or equity-settled, but not both partly cash-settled and equity-settled

A share-based payment transaction with cash alternative whereby the right of choice of settlement is retained by the entity is accounted for as equity-settled cash-settled either cash-settled or equity-settled, but not both partly cash-settled and equity-settled

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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A share-based payment transaction with cash alternative whereby the right of choice of settlement is retained by the entity is accounted for as

equity-settled

cash-settled

either cash-settled or equity-settled, but not both

partly cash-settled and equity-settled

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