alleryStart learning →Comparative narrative information is presented when?
AWhen relevant to the current period
BOnly when the auditor insists
COnly for tax-related matters
DNever; only amounts are shown
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. When relevant to the current period
Narrative and descriptive comparatives are included if they help users understand the current period, such as an unresolved legal dispute.
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