alleryStart learning →A history of recent losses is described in Ind AS 12 as:
AProof that profits will follow
BIrrelevant to recognition now
CA reason to discount the asset
DStrong evidence against profits
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Strong evidence against profits
The existence of unused losses signals that future taxable profit may not arise, so convincing other evidence is needed.
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