alleryStart learning →Total comprehensive income reconciliation starts, if none reported, from:
AOpening reserves balance
BProfit or loss amount
CRevenue from operations
DDividends paid in cash
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Profit or loss amount
Paragraph 24(b) lets the starting point be profit or loss under previous GAAP when no total comprehensive income was reported.
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