Why are the measurements in an interim report made on a year-to-date basis from the beginning of the year?Your answerASo that the frequency of reporting (annual, half-yearly or quarterly) does not affect the measurement of the entity's annual results.BBecause each quarter is an independent year, whose result is measured in isolation and then added to those of the other quarters to obtain the total.CSo that the result of each quarter equals a quarter of the forecast annual result, which makes the quarters comparable with each other on a regular basis.DTo allow management to defer an expense from one quarter to the next in order to smooth the result presented from one period to another.SubmitHint