Is that ok to book the fund that received from a subsidiary due to liquidation at general reserve account?

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What are the generally accepted accounting principles?
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Mohammed El Tahir Mohammed Yousif
02-September-2017

Question added by Carine Yong
Date Posted: 2019/02/12

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