
FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING
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The accountants for a city are attempting to determine the proper reporting for a new transaction so that the financial statements are in conformity with generally accepted accounting principles. No authoritative answer can be found. What should happen next?
- The city will receive a qualified audit report on its financial statements.
- The accountants can report the transaction in the way that they believe is best.
- The accountants should study other nonauthoritative sources such as GASB Concepts Statements and the official standards produced by FASB.
- The city will separate the transaction and report it separately in such a way as to draw attention to the method of reporting that was followed.
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