Question: Sierra Mountain Gear Ltd. had retail operations throughout most of Canada. In 2012, the company decided to sell all of its stores in the western
Sierra Mountain Gear Ltd. had retail operations throughout most of Canada. In 2012, the company decided to sell all of its stores in the western provinces to a competitor; however, the sale was not completed by the end of the year. While compiling the financial statements for the year ended December 31, 2012, the companys new controller prepared the following information relating to these discontinued operations. He believes that this information satisfies the requirements of IFRS;
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Identify three deficiencies in the presentation or disclosure relating to the discontinued operations.
($000's) 2012 2011 Income statement (excerpt) Earnings before interest and taxes Interest expense Income from discontinued operations (Note 13) Income before taxes Income tax expense Net income $22,800 3,960) 7860 26,700 (8,010) $18,690 S24,630 (4,550) 8,540 28,620 (8,586) $20,034 Note 13-discontinued operations Pre-tax profit Income tax expense After-tax profit $7,860 (2,358) S5,502 $8,540 (2,562) $5,978
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