alleryStart learning →When must a change in accounting estimate be disclosed?
AOnly if it increases profit
BOnly if audited separately
CNever; it is routine
DIf it has a material effect
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. If it has a material effect
Disclosure is needed when the change materially affects the current period or is expected to affect later ones.
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