alleryStart learning →Under the income approach, a grant is dealt with how?
ATaken to income over periods
BShown as a long-term loan
CSet off against reserves
DAdded to share capital
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Taken to income over periods
The income approach spreads the grant into profit over one or more periods.
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