PP&E Flashcards

1
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Capitalizing

A

Debit asset
credit cash

acquisition costs and any other costs needed to get the asset ready for use can be capitalized

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2
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Lump Sum Purchases

A

use the relative fair market value approach

Use fv to allocate purchase price accordingly to land building etc

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3
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Asset Retirement Obligation

A

estimated restoration costs or other costs expected to be paid at the end of the period of usage should be recored at fav as a liability or future value of the cost if fav isn’t known

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4
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Capitalization of interest

A

capitalize interest during construction periods because this is something you could have avoided if you didn’t build the building

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5
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Capitalize Interest If…

A

Asset is for your own use
or
asset is special ordered and then sold

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6
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Amount of Interest to be capitalized

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Weighted avg of accumulated expenditures x interest rate

never to exceed actual interest cost

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7
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Repairs/Maintenance

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cost to keep asset at its normal working condition are expensed

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8
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Bigger Better Longer

A

If you do something to the asset that makes it bigger/better/longer than capitalize those costs

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9
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Bigger

A

additions, new capacity, new functions

dr asset
cr cash

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10
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Better

A

improving efficiency or replacing a wood floor with concrete floor

dr asset
cr cash

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11
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Longer

A

extension of the assets useful life
these costs are subtracted from accumulated depreciation therefore increasing the carrying value

dr acc depr
cr cash

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12
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product cost

A

capitalize the cost and then expense later

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13
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period cost

A

expense the cost

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14
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Straight Line Depreciation

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Cost-Salvage/useful life=depreciation expense

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15
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Sum of Years Digits

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cost-salvage value X # of years remaining/N(N+1)/2=depreciation expense

N=useful life years remaining

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16
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Double Declining Balance

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Cost X (1/years X 2) = depreciation

Ignore salvage value

17
Q

Units of Production

A

Cost- salvage X units this year/total estimated units

18
Q

Impairment of ppe

A

Future cash flows from asset is less than carrying value=you have impairment

Carrying amount-fair value of asset=amount of impairment

19
Q

Disposal of assets

A
debit cash
debit loss (plug)
debit accumulated depreciation 
credit asset
credit gain (plug)
20
Q

Non-Monetary Echange

A

record at fair value

21
Q

commercial substance

A

as if we sold the asset and we just got another one
recognize all gains and losses

record new asset at
FMV given up +/- cash
or FMV of asset received
or Book Value given up +/- cash

22
Q

lacking commercial substance

A

dealing with a competitor or someone you don’t normally deal with

Defer gains until the product received is sold (oil) unless you get boot
Recognize all losses
Record new at the lower of the 3 below:
      FMV given up +/- cash 
      FMV of asset received
      Book Value given up +/- cash