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SIC 21 deals with cases where a non-depreciable asset (freehold land) is carried at revaluation under IAS 16. No part of the carrying amount of such an asset is considered to be recovered through its use. Therefore, SIC 21 concludes that the deferred tax liability or asset that arises from revaluation must be measured based on the tax consequences that would follow from the sale of the asset rather than through use. In some jurisdictions, this will result in the use of a capital gains tax rate rather than the rate applicable to corporate earnings.
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