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  • April 12, 2021 at 3:43 pm #617281
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    @mrjonbain Just to confirm- So in practise we do have separate Revalution reserve and Impairment loss journal accounts for each group of assets?Like for example : Revaluation surplus( building), Revaluation surplus (car) instead of one Revaluation surplus account where we do all entries for all groups of assets right?
    I think In FS reports I have only seen 1 Revalution surplus line item- does it mean – it is summarised of all Revaluation surplus acounts please?

    April 12, 2021 at 12:12 pm #617243
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    In short – to record any revaluation surpluses, impairment losses- are there separate Revaluation Surplus and separate Impairment loss account for each asset ?
    Like for example :

    Revalution surplus (building); Revalution surplus (car):
    D C D C etc

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