In liquidation valuation it is assumed that the company will be
a) Liquidated
b) Continued
c) Consolidated
d) None of the Above
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Option A : Liquidated
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Option a - Liquidated is the correct answer.
Explanation:
- When the company goes out of business liquidation value is the net value of a company's physical and sold assets.
- Clearing value determines a company's assets such as real estate, equipment, equipment, and inventories.
- The clearing value is usually lower than the book value, but higher than the salvage value.
- Intangible assets are excluded from the liquidation value of the company.
- During liquidation, the asset is sold at a loss because the seller must collect as much cash as possible in a short amount of time.
Hence, In liquidation valuation, it is assumed that the company will be liquidated.
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