Firms often incur costs to maintain, repair, and improve their tangible assets. U.S. GAAP and IFRS require firms to treat expenditures for _____ as _____ as incurred but _____ treat as _____
a. maintenance and repairs; expenses of the period; expenditures for improvements; assets
b. maintenance and repairs; assets; expenditures for improvements; expenses of the period
c. maintenance and repairs; expenses of the period; expenditures for improvements; liabilities
d. maintenance and repairs; liabilities; expenditures for improvements; expenses of the period
e. maintenance and repairs; assets; expenditures for improvements; liabilities
A
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