
Financial statement: A record of financial activities and financial position of the company or an individual in a structured manner and is easy to understand.
Disclosures: The additional information which is attached to the entity’s financial statements and usually has an explanation of activities that has significant effects on the results of the financial statement is termed as disclosures.
(a) To determine: To determine the various subsequent events.
Given information: All the related information is provided in the question document.
(b) To indicate: The reporting of each of the event.
Given information: All the related information is provided in the question document.

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