A company has an agreement outstanding at the end of the fiscal year that requires it to
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A company has an agreement outstanding at the end of the fiscal year that requires it to issue common shares in the future for no additional cash consideration if certain conditions are met. How does the company decide whether to include the shares in diluted EPS or exclude them?
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