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原帖由 gunman_keung 於 2007-11-7 12:09 發表
"True and Fair" usually applied to "System audit" - minor error is acceptable - in view of "Materiality"
"True and Correct" usually applied to "B ...
I don't think so.
Both "true and fair" & "true and correct" are required by the Companies
Ordinance.
Yet, legally speaking, there is no strict definition between two, but, as far
as I know, the requirement under "true and fair" shall a bit higher than
"true and correct".
"True and fair" applies to accounts not applying s.141D (in legal sense)
while it is specified in s.141D that accounts prepared under this section
shall be presented in "true and correct". As we understand that
companies not adopting s.141D will use "normal GAAP' which the
requirement is higher than "SME GAAP", hence it is assumed that
accounts under "true and fair" shall be "more acceptable" than "true
and correct".
Welcome to discuss.