When Scrap Is Insignificant in Value

question 47

Multiple Choice

When scrap is insignificant in value,

• A) it is recorded when discovered.
• B) it may not be recognized until the point of sale.
• C) it is recognized at the point of production.
• D) it is recorded at its fair market value.
• E) it is not necessary to recognize it in the accounting records.

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Definitions:

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