How is the accounting treatment different for purchased intangible assets as opposed to internally-generated intangible assets?
A) Internally-generated assets are amortised over a shorter useful life
B) Cost is recorded gradually for internally-generated intangible assets but at acquisition for purchased assets
C) Act of registering patents is more detailed for an internally-generated intangible asset
D) There are no differences in the accounting treatment for purchased or internally generated intangible assets
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Q10: AASB 138 prohibits recognising as intangible assets
Q11: The initial recognition of the costs associated
Q12: Prior to the first Australian accounting standard
Q14: Which of the following is a necessary
Q15: AASB 138 requires disclosure of:
A) the aggregate
Q16: When the value of an intangible asset
Q17: Which of these is not correct under
Q18: Compare the costs likely to be recorded
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