D is corrent because under IFRS reporting, changes in accounting policies are not considered prior period errors. Prior period errors include arithmetic mistakes; accounting policy application mistakes; and recognition, measurement, presentation, and disclosure mistakes. A is incorrect because under IFRS reporting, incorrect application of accounting policies is considered a prior period error. B is incorrect because under IFRS reporting, measurement mistakes are considered prior period errors. C is incorrect because under IFRS reporting, disclosure mistakes are considered prior period errors.
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