Pandom LLC has a yearly turnover of OMR 2000 million. Which of the following information is material to the users of itsfinancial statements?I. Pandom LLC has been sued by Aspring LLC for OMR 200 million as damages for breach of contract. The decision of the Courtis still pending.II Pandom LLC does not disclose details of its operating lease in respect of an office space rented at OMR 10,000 per annum.II. Pandom LLC sold goods worth OMR 20 million to its subsidiary Delta LLCI, II and III onlyI and III onlyII and III onlyI only

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Pandom LLC has a yearly turnover of OMR 2000 million. Which of the following information is material to the users of its financial statements? L Pandom LLC has been sued by Aspring LLC for OMR 200 million as damages for breach of contract. The decision of the is still pending. II Pandom LLC does not disclose details of its operating lease in respect of an office space rented at OMR 10,000 per anr II. Pandom LLC sold goods worth OMR 20 million to its subsidiary Delta LLC

Pandom LLC has a yearly turnover of OMR 2000 million. Which of the following information is material to the users of its financial statements? L Pandom LLC has been sued by Aspring LLC for OMR 200 million as damages for breach of contract. The decision of the is still pending. II Pandom LLC does not disclose details of its operating lease in respect of an office space rented at OMR 10,000 per anr II. Pandom LLC sold goods worth OMR 20 million to its subsidiary Delta LLC

SWFT Essntl Tax Individ/Bus Entities 2020

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Chapter13: Corporations: Earning & Profits And Distributions

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