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by David Spiceland, Mark Nelson, Wayne Thomas, Jennifer
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3. Distribution
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owners to the decision.
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2. Materiality
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4.Comprehensive
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2. Materiality Discounts future cash flows. q,j q,j q,j 5
3. Revenue Occurs when goods or services q,j q,j q,j q,j 3
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3. Conservatism Its EITF Issues are GAAP when
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4. American It has the authority to set U.S.
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