AASB 1039 Concise Financial Reports 28: Disclose when the financial report was prepared on a basis other than going concern, or when the going concern basis became inappropriate after the reporting date

What does 28 require?

If the entity's financial report was not prepared as a going concern, or if the going concern basis stopped being appropriate after the reporting date, the concise financial report must say so.

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29 Disclose for each AASB 8 reportable segment its external and inter-segment revenues, a measure of profit or loss, a measure of total assets and, where regularly provided to the chief operating decision maker, a measure of liabilities
30 Disclose, even when zero, revenue recognised under AASB 15, dividends paid and proposed in aggregate and per share for each class with their dates, and basic and diluted earnings per share where AASB 133 applies
31 Disclose the presentation currency, the AASB 110 information for each non-adjusting event after the reporting date, and the required information for material changes in accounting policies or estimates and corrections of prior period errors
32 In the first year of applying Australian Accounting Standards, direct members to the AASB 1 reconciliations in the financial report and summarise them

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