which method is suitable for assets like Land and building, patents,trademarks.

Straight line method

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Written down value method

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The correct option is A Straight line method
Straight line method is suitable for those assets in relation to which (a) rapairs charges are less, and (b) the possibility of obsolescence is less. This method is suitable for furniture, Patent, Copyright, Trademark, lease, land and building etc.

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which method is suitable for assets like Land and building, patents,trademarks.

The correct option is A Straight line methodStraight line method is suitable for those assets in relation to which (a) rapairs charges are less, and (b) the possibility of obsolescence is less. This method is suitable for furniture, Patent, Copyright, Trademark, lease, land and building etc.

The correct option is A Straight line method
Straight line method is suitable for those assets in relation to which (a) rapairs charges are less, and (b) the possibility of obsolescence is less. This method is suitable for furniture, Patent, Copyright, Trademark, lease, land and building etc.