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Hi Mike!
Could you please explain the following sentence:
“If a revaluation surplus is a reversal of a revaluation decrease that was previously charged against income, the increase can be recognised as income”.
Thanks.
Follow the simple rule … the reversal of an impairment is the exact opposite of the treatment that was applied to the impairment
Does that explain it sufficiently well?
sorry but still not clear.
