The Statement Concerning the AASB 101 Criteria for Classifying Assets

question 29

Multiple Choice

The statement concerning the AASB 101 criteria for classifying assets as current or non-current that is not correct is:

• A) The AASB 101 criteria is identical to the traditional current/non-current classification
• B) For entities with a long operating cycle, some assets could be classified as current even though realisation was not expected within 12 months
• C) One criteria for classification is expected realisation within twelve months after the reporting date
• D) Investments maturing within 12 months are classified as current assets

Recognize and calculate fair value less costs to sell for biological assets and agricultural produce.

Understand the implications of agricultural activity and the management of biological transformation.

Distinguish between biological assets and agricultural produce at different stages of production and processing.

Grasp the accounting treatments for changes in fair value and costs to sell of biological assets and agricultural produce.

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