Answer Posted / srinivas annavarapu
Reconciliation of Assets means
comparing opening and closing balances to find out whether
any new assets purchased or sold during the year are
accounted properly, depreciation on the assets is charged
at correct rate and deducted from respective asset value
and arrived at correct closing balance.
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