Can a company sell its asset which is in good condition but because the sale value of the asset in current price terms outweighs the probable future economic benefits from its continued use?
A company can sell its assets at any time it wishes – whatever the relationship between market value, replacement cost, written down value, value in use …
If the management of a company wishes to sell an asset, then what is there to prevent it?
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