Multiple Choice
The difference between provisions and reserves can best be characterized as:
A) Provisions are liabilities recognized by charges against profit whereas a reserve is an element of shareholders' equity
B) Provisions are an element of shareholders' equity whereas a reserve is a liability recognized by charges against profit
C) Provisions reduce assets to net realizable value whereas reserves are liabilities recognized by charges against profit
D) Reserves always reduce profits
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