alleryStart learning →An asset temporarily taken out of use is accounted for as:
ANot treated as abandoned
BFully impaired at once
CHeld for sale automatically
DAbandoned from that date
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Not treated as abandoned
A temporary idle period does not mean the asset has been given up, so it is not accounted for as abandoned.
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