A revalued asset's market value basis and negligible disposal costs mean the asset is:
ACertainly impaired
BUnlikely to be impaired
CAlways to be written down
DExcluded from revaluation
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Unlikely to be impaired
With negligible disposal costs, recoverable amount is close to or above the revalued amount, so impairment is unlikely and no estimate is needed.
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