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What function within asset accounting allow mass processing?( any 2 answer)
• Mass asset changes
• Mass asset retirements ( abavn)
• Mass asset acquisition ( abzon)
• Mass deletion of active assets with net book value zero.
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Answer Posted / josin sunny
Mass asset retirements
Mass asset changes
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