Genuine means that figures in the financial statement are supported by real transactions and real assets and liabilities, that something has happened or exists to support the figures. Accurate means that figures have been properly calculated, taking into account all relevant factors. Complete means that figures include all relevant balances and disclosures. A All the definitions are correct B Only the definitions for Genuine and Accurate are correct Only the definitions for Accurate and Complete are correct Only the definitions for Genuine and Complete are correct