alleryStart learning →Which factor favours recognising an asset on unused tax losses?
ALosses expiring next year
BLosses from recurring causes
CLosses with non-recurring causes
DNo taxable differences exist
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Losses with non-recurring causes
If losses result from identifiable causes unlikely to recur, future taxable profit is more probable.
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