alleryStart learning →Under the going concern premise, a business is valued as what?
AA set of assets sold off at once
BA sale forced under court order
CA bundle of idle assets awaiting use
DAn ongoing operating enterprise
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. An ongoing operating enterprise
The going concern premise assumes the firm continues operating, so value lies in its continued use as a business.
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