Oh, sorry for the misunderstanding. I understand what you’re saying now. I think you’re right as we know when an asset becomes held-for sale we have to first charge depreciation up to date when we decide to sell.
I guess the examined answer was focused on the value despite giving the most accurate figure. Btw, because I am not seeing the whole question, so I am not so clear about it. But going thru for what you mention, I agree you by that.
As I know,once the property is classified as NCAHFS then there is no depreciation to the asset. remember the asset is under Current Asset as a single presentation. I am not sure but hope you can solve this.