When the Outcome of a Fixed-Price Contract Cannot Be Reliably

question 69

Multiple Choice

When the outcome of a fixed-price contract cannot be reliably estimated,IFRS

• A)permits firms to use either the completed contract method or the cost-recovery method to account for the contract.
• B)rules do not permit firms to use the completed contract method.
• C)follows the same accounting method required by U.S.GAAP.
• D)permits considerable latitude when accounting for the contract.

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