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Started on Monday, 25 July 2022, 9:29 AM
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Completed on Monday, 25 July 2022, 9:52 AM
Time taken 22 mins 13 secs
Grade 16.00 out of 20.00 (80%)
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Question 1

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Which one of the following statements is incorrect?




1. Inconsistencies in the measurement of financial statements can have an effect on whether financial statements can provide faithful
representation.

2. In order to select a measurement basis the nature of the information in both the statement of financial position and the statement of
financial performance must be considered.

3. Relevance of information provided by a measurement basis is affected by the characteristics of the asset or the liability and
contribution to future cash flows.

4. A legal entity is an example of a Reporting Entity.  (Refer Tutorial letter 103 –
Chapter 3 (3.3))




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The correct answer is:
A legal entity is an example of a Reporting Entity.

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When payment to purchase property, plant and equipment item is deferred for six months, the cash price equivalent of the asset will be
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calculated as the total amount payable reduced by interest for the whole six months. In this manner the asset is recorded at its?




1. Historical cost

2. Value in use
3. Current cost  Correct - (Refer Tutorial letter 103 –
Chapter 3 (3.6.2))


1. (Refer Tutorial letter 103 –
Chapter 3 (3.6.2))



4. Fair value



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The correct answer is:
Current cost

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