If differentiating gains from revenue and losses from expenses is useful then,
arguably, gains, revenue, losses and expenses should each be defined as separate
elements. However, in order to do this it would be necessary to define more
clearly the differences between these four items. Among other things, this
would require the IASB to define ordinary activities. The IASB believes that the
process of deciding whether to distinguish these four items would be best
carried out in a project to review Standards on financial statement presentation
and not in a project to revise the Conceptual Framework. Consequently, the IASB
intends to leave the discussion of gains, revenue, expenses and losses largely
unchanged.
If differentiating gains from revenue and losses from expenses is useful then,
arguably, gains, revenue, losses and expenses should each be defined as separate
elements. However, in order to do this it would be necessary to define more
clearly the differences between these four items. Among other things, this
would require the IASB to define ordinary activities. The IASB believes that the
process of deciding whether to distinguish these four items would be best
carried out in a project to review Standards on financial statement presentation
and not in a project to revise the Conceptual Framework. Consequently, the IASB
intends to leave the discussion of gains, revenue, expenses and losses largely
unchanged.
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