alleryStart learning →How should disclosures for similar entities be aggregated?
ADisclose the method used
BAggregate without saying
CNever aggregate at all
DAggregate unlike entities
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Disclose the method used
Aggregation is allowed if consistent with the objective, and the entity must disclose how it has aggregated similar interests.
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