what is recoverable cost, NBV, salvage value?
Answer / shankar ganesh c t
NBV = Net Book Value (Cost of the asset)
Salvage Value = If you're going to retire an asset and out
of which you're going to get some monetary value,it is
called salvage value
Recoverable cost = Depreciated Asset cost that you can
recover(guess)
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