Answer:
Option C is the answer - An estimate of the asset's value at the end of its benefit period
Explanation:
Salvage value (also known as scarp value or residual value) is an estimated book amount an asset is worth when its useful life comes to an end. A higher value can be quoted when an asset is sold off before the end of its beneficial life and a zero rating is usually stated when the asset is being used for a longer period of time. Depreciation schedule calculation do have the salvage value as its significant component.
Pretty much there has to be a reason and no unusual punishment as in no punishment that is extremely cruel. (Not a good answer but i hope it helps in the slights)
".... people who live in CHINA/ CHINESE PEOPLE...."
Agree, because you should never give up especially when you're treated unfairly.
