Change in reporting entity

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Which of the following accounting treatments is proper for a change in reporting entity?

a. Restatement of all financial statements presented

b. Restatement of current period financial statements

c. Note disclosure and supplementary schedules

d. Adjustment to retained earnings and note disclosure

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