The statement of changes in shareholders' equity is: Question 4 options: a required statement under IFRS. a required statement under ASPE. a required statement under ASPE and IFRS. an optional statement under ASPE and IFRS.A private company: Question 5 options: must use IFRS in the preparation of financial statements. must use ASPE in the preparation of financial statements. may use both IFRS and ASPE in the preparation of financial statements. may choose between IFRS and ASPE in the preparation of financial statements.

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FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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	a required statement under IFRS.
	a required statement under ASPE.
	a required statement under ASPE and IFRS.
	an optional statement under ASPE and IFRS.

	must use IFRS in the preparation of financial statements.
	must use ASPE in the preparation of financial statements.
	may use both IFRS and ASPE in the preparation of financial statements.
	may choose between IFRS and ASPE in the preparation of financial statements.