If an entity's liquidation becomes imminent, its statements are prepared on which basis?
ALiquidation basis
BGoing concern basis
CModified cash basis
DHistorical cost basis
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Liquidation basis
Once liquidation is imminent the going concern presumption fails and the liquidation basis applies.
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