alleryStart learning →Which view backs the income approach as per Ind AS 20?
AGrants go straight to equity
BGrants are like taxes
CGrants are never earned
DGrants are share capital
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Grants are like taxes
Since taxes are expenses, it is logical to treat grants, an extension of fiscal policy, in profit or loss.
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