The Corporations Act requires the financial statements and notes to provide information that is:
A) true and fair.
B) materiality.
C) beyond a reasonable doubt.
D) the balance of probabilities.

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The Corporations Act requires financial statements and notes to provide information that is true and fair. This means that the information presented accurately reflects the financial position, performance, and cash flows of the company. Materiality and the standard of proof are not relevant considerations in this context.

The Corporations Act Requires the Financial Statements and Notes to Provide