Do the liabilities and assets that are generated by using the 'balance sheet method' of accounting for tax appear to be consistent with the definition and recognition criteria of assets and liabilities promulgated within the Conceptual Framework of Accounting? Express the  excellent understanding of the balance sheet method of accounting for tax in relation to assets and liability recognition as well as the assets and liabilities defined in the Conceptual Framework of accounting.

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Q: What qualitative and quantitative disclosures arerequired related to revenue recognition?

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