FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING
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- Why must financial statements be relevant?
- Name and discuss the 3 items that make Financial Statements “Perfectly Faithful.”
- Define the components of Historical Cost valuation.
- Define the concept of “ Fair Market Valuation.
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