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Dear Sir, when there is a discontinued operation recognized (NOT held for sale) then we report this division separately, and we depreciate all assets as before, right?
Thank you
Hi,
We would likely have performed an impairment review when the operation was discontinued so the assets would be at their recoverable amount. Any depreciation following would be minimal. There is no requirement to stop depreciating.
Thanks
Thank you.
1) So if we discontinued cash generating unit, we still can depreciate the assets despite the fact that we don’t use them?
2) Another question, should we report assets held for distribution to shareholders separately from assets held for sale and discontinued operations in a balance sheet?
Hi,
You can depreciate it if you wish but as I said it would be minimal as the recoverable amount would be low or the remaining useful life will be low too.
I’m not too sure that you meant with regards ‘assets held for distribution to shareholders’.
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