At the End of Any Period After Acquisition, the Business

question 43

Multiple Choice

At the end of any period after acquisition, the business combination entries prepared for the assets and liabilities that were not recorded at fair value at acquisition date and that are sold, fully depreciated or settled during the current period include:

• A) adjustments to the asset or liability account, recognising also the tax effects.
• B) adjustments to the gains on sale or to expenses generated by depreciation, amortisation or impairment losses or settlement of liabilities, recognising also the tax effects.
• C) adjustments to the asset and liability account and to the gains on sale or to expenses generated by depreciation, amortisation or impairment losses or settlement of liabilities, recognising also the tax effects.
• D) no adjustments are required.

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