alleryStart learning →Securities held as stock-in-trade are accounted for much like:
Along term investments
Bcurrent investments
Ctangible fixed assets
Dinvestment property
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. current investments
Their accounting and disclosure is quite similar to that of current investments, with suitable modifications.
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