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8. (0,5 marks) An asset was sold on 31.12.N for 32.000. The sale resulted in a loss of 4.000. The asset which was purchased for 80.000 was depreciated linearly over 5 years and all depreciation recorded. When was the asset purchased ? a. 1.4.N-2 b. 1.4.N-3 c. 1.10.N-2 d. 1.10.N-3
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