Does IFRS require that companies disclose their accounting policies? Explain. Question content area bottom Part 1 A. IFRS does not require companies to disclose their accounting policies. However, the accounting policies footnote, which outlines the portfolio of accounting choices, is required. B. IFRS requires companies to disclose all of their accounting policies. The accounting policies footnote, which outlines the portfolio of accounting choices, is not a required document. C. IFRS requires companies to disclose all of their accounting policies. The accounting policies footnote, which outlines the portfolio of accounting choices, is typically one of the first notes to the financial statements. D. IFRS requires companies to disclose their significant accounting policies. The accounting policies footnote, which outlines the portfolio of accounting choices, is typically one of the first notes to the financial statements