alleryStart learning →How long is the foreseeable future usually regarded under the going concern assumption?
AAt least 6 months
BAt least 12 months
CAt least 3 months
DAt least 5 years
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. At least 12 months
The going concern period is usually taken as at least the next twelve months or the accounting period if longer.
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