In August, the FASB issued Chapter 5 of the Conceptual Framework, Recognition and Derecognition. The chapter addresses the criteria that would be used to determine when an element should be recognized in the financial statements. As concept statements are not authoritative there is no effective date.
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Do you agree with the criteria for recognition?
CONCEPTS STATEMENT NO. 8—CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK FOR FINANCIAL REPORTING—CHAPTER 5, RECOGNITION AND DERECOGNITION
