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Assertions means representations made by the management in preparation of financial statements, such assertions are made either explicitly or implicitly.
(a) - 7. Valuation and Allocation
(b) - 5. Classification
(c) - 1. Existence or Occurrence
(d) - 3. Accuracy
(e) - 2. Completeness
(f) - 6. Ownership, Rights and Obligations
(g) - 4. Cutoff
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