Answer to Question #186850 in Accounting for Yinka

Question #186850

Difference between ifrs and Dutch GAAP


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2021-04-30T09:34:50-0400

In GAAP, current assets are listed first, while a sheet prepared under IFRS begins with non-current assets while IFRS, the order is reversed (least liquid to most liquid), non-current assets, current assets, owners' equity, non-current liabilities, and current liabilities.


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