The impairment test in contexts of socio-economic and financial turbulence

Journal title FINANCIAL REPORTING
Author/s Raffaele Fiume, Tiziano Onesti, Marco Vulpiani, Simone Chirchiglia, Claudio Rossetti
Publishing Year 2022 Issue 2022/2
Language English Pages 27 P. 113-139 File size 223 KB
DOI 10.3280/FR2022-002005
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Raffaele Fiume, Tiziano Onesti, Marco Vulpiani, Simone Chirchiglia, Claudio Rossetti, The impairment test in contexts of socio-economic and financial turbulence in "FINANCIAL REPORTING" 2/2022, pp 113-139, DOI: 10.3280/FR2022-002005