When intangible assets are self-generated, costs incurred in3.the development phase arecapitalized.b. capitalized only to extent of the limits provided under thestandards.a.expensed or capitalized, as a matter of accounting policychoice and professional judgment.d. expensed immediately, unless they meet all of theconditions for capitalization under PAS 38 Intangible assets.С.A Identify the type of the following costs:These include costs of searching new knowledge andidentifying and selecting possible alternatives.These include costs of designing from selectedalternative and using knowledge gained from research.a. Research costs, Development costsb. Development costs, Research costsc. R&D, Intangible asset costsI.II.

3. When intangible assets are self-generated, costs incurred in the development phase are a. capitalized. b. capitalized only to extent of the limits provided under the standards. c. expensed or capitalized, choice and professional judgment. d. expensed immediately, unless they meet all of the conditions for capitalization under PAS 38 Intangible assets. as a matter of accounting policy A Identify the type of the following costs: These include costs of searching new knowledge and I. identifying and selecting possible alternatives. These include costs of designing from selected alternative and using knowledge gained from research. a. Research costs, Development costs b. Development costs, Research costs G R&D, Intangible asset costs II.

3. When intangible assets are self-generated, costs incurred in the development phase are a. capitalized. b. capitalized only to extent of the limits provided under the standards. c. expensed or capitalized, choice and professional judgment. d. expensed immediately, unless they meet all of the conditions for capitalization under PAS 38 Intangible assets. as a matter of accounting policy A Identify the type of the following costs: These include costs of searching new knowledge and I. identifying and selecting possible alternatives. These include costs of designing from selected alternative and using knowledge gained from research. a. Research costs, Development costs b. Development costs, Research costs G R&D, Intangible asset costs II.

Cornerstones of Financial Accounting

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Chapter7: Operating Assets

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