IFRS requires the following: (a) Ending inventory is written up and down to net realizable value each
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IFRS requires the following:
(a) Ending inventory is written up and down to net realizable value each reporting period.
(b) Ending inventory is written down to net realizable value but cannot be written up.
(c) Ending inventory is written down to net realizable value and may be written up in future periods to its net realizable value but not above its original cost.
(d) Ending inventory is written down to net realizable value and may be written up in future periods to its net realizable value.
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