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Which of the following statements is true regarding impairment of long-lived ass...
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Moataz Ali Sobhi
08-April-2015

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Date Posted: 2016/03/17

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Kripesh Krishnan Kutty Nair

by Kripesh Krishnan Kutty Nair , Merchandiser , Al Seer Group

I think amortization entry should pass

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