Significant accounting policies may not be:

A) omitted from financial-statement disclosure.
B) selected from existing acceptable alternatives.
C) selected on the basis of judgment.
D) unusual or innovative in the application.

A) omitted from financial-statement disclosure

Explanation: significant accounting policies may not be omitted from financial statement disclosure because it allows, among many other benefits, for financial statements to be compared with other entities when they are clearly shown. It also helps prevents losses and the misuse of assets. It allows both present and potential investors to be able to study open accounting policies in order to make informed decisions and/or before investing in a business.

An “accounting disclosure” is a statement that outlines the financial policies of a firm, showing expenses and profits over a time period.

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