alleryStart learning →An entity becomes an investment entity. Which disclosure is required?
AEmployee headcount
BShare capital history
CFair value of subsidiaries
DAuditor change history
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Fair value of subsidiaries
On becoming an investment entity, it discloses the total fair value, at the change date, of subsidiaries that cease to be consolidated.
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