alleryStart learning →An asset to be sold in a distant future may be held for sale:
AAlways, once management agrees
BNever, as the sale must be near
COnly if fully depreciated
DOnly for land and buildings
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Never, as the sale must be near
Immediate availability and a highly probable sale are required, which a distant sale does not satisfy.
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