The amount value of an asset in business records is not necessarily identical to the amount that the asset could bring on the open market. What is it called ?

Correct answer: B. Book value

  • A. Open value
  • B. Book value
  • C. Real value
  • D. Artificial value

Explanation

Book value is the amount at which an asset is recorded in a firm's accounting records, usually after depreciation. It can differ substantially from the asset's current market or selling value.

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