alleryStart learning →A plant takes eighteen months to build. Is it a qualifying asset?
ANo, only stock qualifies
BYes, over twelve months
COnly if equity funded
DNo, under twelve months
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Yes, over twelve months
Eighteen months exceeds the ordinary twelve-month benchmark, and manufacturing plants are named examples.
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