Why does IAS 38 consider that subsequent expenditure on an intangible asset is only rarely added to its carrying amount?Your answerABecause intangible assets are always amortised over a short period.BBecause such expenditure is generally paid in cash.CBecause most of it maintains the expected benefits of the existing asset and is hard to attribute to a particular asset.DBecause IAS 38 prohibits capitalising any expenditure after the acquisition date.Submit