If a government capitalizes works of art and similar assets, which of the following statements is true relative to depreciation on the works of art and similar assets?
A) Donated assets cannot be depreciated.
B) All works of art must be depreciation, not just exhaustible.
C) All exhaustible assets must be depreciated.
D) The government may elect to omit all depreciation.
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