alleryStart learning →In assessing exchangeability, which is considered?
AThe entity's intention
BIntention and ability
CIts ability, not intention
DOnly the fair value
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Its ability, not intention
The test is whether the entity is able to obtain the currency, even if it decides not to do so.
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