alleryStart learning →Under the deferred income method, a grant on land with no obligations goes where?
AOther income
BDeferred income
CGeneral reserve
DCapital reserve
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Capital reserve
Land is not depreciated, so no charge exists to match; the grant is credited to capital reserve.
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