alleryStart learning →May a cost failing the asset test at an interim date be deferred to smooth earnings?
AOnly if seasonal
BYes, until year end
CNo, never deferred
DYes, if immaterial
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. No, never deferred
A cost that is not an asset at the interim date is expensed and is not held back to await information or smooth profits.
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