medium · Financial Accounting assets
Under ASC 360, if an impairment loss is recognized for an asset group, how is the loss allocated among the individual assets in that group?
- To the assets with the highest fair value first
- Entirely to goodwill first, then pro-rata to other assets
- Pro-rata based on the relative carrying amounts of the long-lived assets in the group
- The company has the discretion to allocate the loss to whichever assets it chooses
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