chapter eight notes Flashcards

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tangible assets

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plant, property, and equipment

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what is the cost allocation concept for tangible assets?

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depreciation

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intangible assets

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patents, copyrights, trademarks, software and web technologies, franchises, goodwill

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what is the cost allocation concept for intangible assets?

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amortization

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non-depreciable assets

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LAND

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depreciable assets

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plans and equipment with limited useful lives

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how do you determine the original cost of an asset?

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include ALL costs incurred to bring the asset into its protective capacity

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land

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purchase price + commission + taxes due + any land preparation costs - proceeds from salvage

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land improvements

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improvements the company must maintain with limited useful lives

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what are examples of land improvements?

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driveway, parking lot, landscaping

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do you depreciate land?

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NO

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do you depreciate land improvements?

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yes

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buildings

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purchase price + renovation costs + legal and reality fees + title fees

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constructing buildings

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construction costs (material, labor, and overhead) + interest on debt incurred during construction

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equipment

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invoice price - purchase price + transportation in + installation costs + trial runs + sales tax

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are repairs included in original cost?

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no

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are discounts included in original cost?

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yes

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18
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are required costs included in original cost?

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yes

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19
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are freight costs included in original cost?

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yes

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is prepaid insurance included in original cost?

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no

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what is the purpose of depreciation?

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cost allocation

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define depreciation

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the process of charging the original cost of a tangible asset to expense over its useful

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what concept does depreciation follow?

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matching concept

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depreciation expense

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operating expense on Income statement only represents the amount “used up” in the current year

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accumulated depreciation
contra-asset on balance sheet->reduces the assets to net book value (sum of all depreciation) can be used to determine the asset's age
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book value
reported on the balance sheet | cost-AD=book value
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salvage value/residual value
amount expected to be recovered at the end of the asset's life or when it is sold
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depreciable base
the maximum amount of depreciation that can record over the asset's life cost - salvage value= max AD
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straight line
allocates cost of asset to expense evenly over its useful life
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depreciable base equation
(cost - salvage value)/# useful years=depreciation expense
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accelerated method (double declining balance)
record larger amounts of depreciation in early years of asset life
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depreciation expense equation for accelerated method
(cost-accumulated depreciation)/(2/# of useful years)
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units of production method
the asset's useful is based on the number of units it will produce over its entire life, not number of years
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depreciation rate equation
(cost-salvage value)/# of units
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depreciation expense for units of production equation
(units used)(depreciation rate)
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are there partial year compensations for units of production method?
NO
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capital expenditure
those that are expected to benefit future periods | BIG DOLLAR
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is a capital expenditure if...
``` increasing productivity (quantity of output) extending useful life ```
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accounting treatment of a capital expenditure
add cost to asset
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what is the entry for recording a capital expenditure?
asset x | cash x
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revenue expenditure
normal recurring expenditures designed to maintain the asset
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accounting treatment of a revenue expenditure
expense when incurred (immediately)
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what is the entry for recording a revenue expenditure?
repair expense x | cash x
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what are the steps of disposing of an asset?
1. update depreciation expense/accumulated depreciation 2. calculate gain/loss 3. record journal entry
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proceeds< (cost-AD)/BV
loss
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proceeds> (cost-AD)/BV
gain
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intangible assets
1. lack physical substance->legal document 2. provide future benefit 3. may have definite or indefinite life
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only amortize intangibles with ______ lives
definite
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what is the typical legal life of a patent?
20 years
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what is the typical legal life of a copyright?
50 years + life of creator | not to exceed 70 years
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what is the typical legal life of a trademark?
can be rented indefinitely | DO NOT AMORTIZE
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what is the typical life of goodwill?
1. a company buys another company 2. and pays MORE than FMV of the net assets DO NOT AMORTIZE-Indefinite life review annually
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amortization of intangible assets
allocates the original cost to expense over the assets life
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for intangible with a definite life amortize over the lesser of:
useful life legal life maximum of 20 years
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what type of amortization do you use for intangible assets?
straight-line (no salvage)
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amortization of intangible reduces the asset account _____
directly
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under IFRS, development costs may be capitalized as an asset after...
"technical and commercial feasibility" have been established
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how are research and development costs recorded under GAAP?
expenses as incurred