mpairment charges reflect: Group of answer choices an unexpected decline in the fair value of an asset to an amount lower than its net recoverable value. an unexpected decline in the fair value of an asset to an amount lower than its SALVAGE VALUE. an UNEXPECTED decline in the fair value of an asset to an amount lower than its carrying amount. any MEASURABLE decline in the fair value of an asset to an amount lower than its carrying amount.
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Impairment is only relevant to assets carried under the cost model. For assets carried under the revaluation model, such as our land and buildings, increases and decreases in fair value dictate whether carrying amounts are adjusted up or down. We don't bother testing land and buildings for impairment.
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