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If asset is depreciated over its useful life and its book value is nil, but management has intention to use it for future period.

<p>What is the accounting treatment of that asset?</p>

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Question added by Altaf Bhoon ACA , Assistant Finance Manager , Atlantic Maritime Group FZE
Date Posted: 2014/11/19
Altaf Bhoon ACA
by Altaf Bhoon ACA , Assistant Finance Manager , Atlantic Maritime Group FZE

What about if we revalued it if we have intention to use it??? what is the most appropriate way to dealt it? when we are using straight line method for depreciation then how we can retain1 Rupee balance?

 

Mohammed Salim Allana
by Mohammed Salim Allana , Compliance and Assurance Manager , United Arab Bank

During the last depreciation run, leave a balance of One rupee or Dirham to keep that particular asset in your books till you would like to use it and retain as assets in use by company.

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