The Most Important Accounting Objective for Executive Stock Options Is

question 48

Multiple Choice

The most important accounting objective for executive stock options is:

• A)Measuring and reporting the amount of compensation expense during the service period.
• B)Measuring their fair value for balance sheet purposes.
• C)To disclose increases or decreases in the stock options held at the end of each accounting period.
• D)None of these is correct.

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