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Which of the following sets represents a false relationship regarding the accounting for the cost of intangibles according to GAAP?
Set | Category | Account for cost by |
I. | Purchased identifiable intangibles | Capitalize costs |
II. | Purchased unidentifiable intangibles | Capitalize costs |
III. | Internally developed identifiable intangibles | Capitalize costs |
IV. | Internally developed unidentifiable intangibles | Expense costs |
Set III
Set IV
Set II
Set I
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