Can the Accumulated Depreciation of a Depreciable Asset Be Greater

question 15

Multiple Choice

Can the accumulated depreciation of a depreciable asset be greater than an assets cost when it is fully depreciated and still in use?

• A)Yes - as it is still in use it continues to be depreciated.
• B)No - although it is still in use it does not continue to be depreciated.
• C)No - because the asset is considered retired even though it is still in use.
• D)Yes - as the asset is retired and then reinstated on the books to be depreciated for its continued use.

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Definitions:

Finished Goods Inventory

Products that have been manufactured and are ready for sale, but have not yet been sold to customers.

Goods In Process Inventory

The value of materials, labor, and overhead costs for products that are partially completed in the manufacturing process.