According to PAS 19, short-term employee benefits are recognized a. at each year-end b. at each month-end c. on a semi-monthly basis d. when an employee has rendered service in exchange for those benefits.

According to PAS 19, short-term employee benefits are recognized a. at each year-end b. at each month-end c. on a semi-monthly basis d. when an employee has rendered service in exchange for those benefits.

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According to PAS 19, short-term employee benefits are recognized

a. at each year-end

b. at each month-end

c. on a semi-monthly basis

d. when an employee has rendered service in exchange for those benefits.

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