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Change in Accounting Policy or Accounting Estimate?
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Riaz Ahammed
11-April-2015

A. Change in Accounting policy B. Change in Accounting estimates C. Change in Accounting method

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Question added by Wasim khan wazir , Finance Specialist , Mott Macdonald
Date Posted: 2018/04/25

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by Farhan Jalal , Senior Accountant , Al Naboodah Technologies Limited

change in accounting Policy

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