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How are heritage assets reported in the federal government’s balance sheet ?
a. As part of General PP&E, net of accumulated depreciation
b. Not reported in the federal government’s balance sheet
c. On a separate line entitled Heritage Assets and Stewardship Land
d. As part of General PP&E without being netted for accumulated depreciation
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