alleryStart learning →During extended suspension of development, what happens?
ACapitalise at lower rate
BSwitch to fair value
CCapitalisation is suspended
DCapitalise half the cost
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Capitalisation is suspended
During extended suspension of active development, the borrowing costs are costs of holding a partly finished asset and are expensed.
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