Impairment is charged to expenses when
ABook value exceeds recoverable amount
BFair value exceeds book value
CDepreciation for the year is nil
DThe asset is fully insured
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Book value exceeds recoverable amount
An asset whose book value is above what can be recovered from it is impaired.
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