alleryStart learning →Statements are true and fair when they are free of
AAll rounded figures
BMaterial misstatement
CAny use of estimates
DEvery footnote item
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Material misstatement
Freedom from material misstatement, judged on numerical and qualitative factors, is what makes statements true and fair.
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