a.
Concept Introduction:
Exchange of asset without commercial substance does not recognizes any gain or loss on and the asset is carried at book value, as a result unrecognized gain reduces the
The gain or loss on the exchange after bringing
b.
Concept Introduction:
Exchange of asset without commercial substance does not recognizes any gain or loss on and the asset is carried at book value, as a result unrecognized gain reduces the depreciation base of the new asset, thus future depreciation charged would be lower and results in increase of income.
The
c.
Concept Introduction:
Exchange of asset without commercial substance does not recognizes any gain or loss on and the asset is carried at book value, as a result unrecognized gain reduces the depreciation base of the new asset, thus future depreciation charged would be lower and results in increase of income.
The journal entry to record exchange if there is no commercial substance in the exchange.

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