original cost of the assets
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66historical cost — Describes the accounting cost carried in the books for a current cost of the item. Bloomberg Financial Dictionary * * * historical cost historical cost ➔ cost1 * * * The original cost of a company s assets, as distinct from replacement cost. * …
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69current cost accounting — /ˌkʌrənt kɒst əˌkaυntɪŋ/ noun a method of accounting which notes the cost of replacing assets at current prices, rather than valuing assets at their original cost. Abbr CCA …
70current cost accounting — /ˌkʌrənt kɒst əˌkaυntɪŋ/ noun a method of accounting which notes the cost of replacing assets at current prices, rather than valuing assets at their original cost. Abbreviation CCA …
