IFRS uses each of the following terms to describe retained earnings except
a. accumulated profit or loss.
b. retained earnings.
c. retained profits.
d. share earnings.
Option D is the answer
Retained earnings - Profits earned by a company after the deduction of dividends and other distributions for its investors. It is also referred to as retained profits and accumulated profit or loss.
So, option D is the answer
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