👉 Unsaltable is a term used in the context of accounting and finance to describe an asset that has been sold or disposed of without being recognized as part of the financial statements. It refers to assets that are considered unproductive, non-recoverable, or otherwise not useful for the company's operations. In simpler terms, unsaltable assets are those that have already been used up by a company and cannot be replaced with another asset. They may also be considered obsolete or non-operational, as
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