alleryStart learning →On which basis are financial statements prepared once an entity's liquidation becomes imminent?
AAccrual basis
BGoing concern basis
CLiquidation basis
DCash receipts basis
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Liquidation basis
The going concern presumption no longer holds when liquidation is imminent, so the liquidation basis of accounting is used.
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