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A fair presentation also requires an entity: As stated earlier the general rule is that if there is a conflict on any matter between the framework and the standard then standards prevail i.e. c. Consistency 0000004947 00000 n Both are necessary conditions for requiring an item to be included in financial reports, as the Boards decided in May. 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