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| 1. | Depreciation method | A |
| 2. | Information on related party transactions | B |
| 3. | Method of accounting for acquisitions | A |
| 4. | Composition and details of long-term debt | B |
| 5. | Inventory method | A |
| 6. | Basis of revenue recognition | A |
| 7. | Major damage to a plant facility occurring after year-end | B |
| 8. | Composition of accrued liabilities | B |
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Please help assist:
View the attached pictures with the lecture on additional
disclosures from auditors.
Analyze (in fewer than 150 words) these mandatory additional
disclosures.
You can take the perspective of the investor, auditor, or the
company.
Logically argue your case.
Please Search for, and cite, information sources, and those
found in the article. Whenever you can, give real-world
examples
to support your commentary.
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Please help assist:
View the attached pictures with the lecture on additional
disclosures from auditors.
Analyze (in fewer than 150 words) these mandatory additional
disclosures.
You can take the perspective of the investor, auditor, or the
company.
Logically argue your case.
Please Search for, and cite, information sources, and those
found in the article. Whenever you can, give real-world
examples
to support your commentary.
The federal regulator that polices accounting firms is proposing a major overhaul of how company...
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