alleryStart learning →Why might fixed assets be revalued?
ATo lower the depreciation to zero
BTo show fair value of risen land
CTo hide a rise in market prices
DTo avoid showing assets in books
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. To show fair value of risen land
Land and buildings that have appreciated considerably are revalued so the books show their fair market value.
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