alleryStart learning →If ownership is reasonably certain at term end, the leased asset's period of expected use is
AIts useful life
BThe primary term
CThe lessor's period
DThe lease term
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Its useful life
Where the lessee will reasonably certainly own the asset, it is depreciated over its useful life.
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