alleryStart learning →Long-term investments moved to current are transferred at:
Alower of cost and fair value
Bfair value on the transfer date
Chigher of cost and fair value
Dlower of cost and carrying amount
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. lower of cost and carrying amount
The transfer from long term to current uses the lower of cost and the carrying amount at the transfer date.
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