PPP&E Flashcards
When there is impairment that was previously recognized impairment loss do we calc it or record 0?
Zero since it can’t be reversed
Proper Accounting treatment for freight and interest costs related to machinery purchase?
Cost needs to be capitalized bc which shows the location and the intend of use. Also, the freight in cost should also be capitalized since it associated with the machinery. Interest needs be booked as an expense
Calc the amount that the land needed to be capitalized?
To calc the cost that land needs to be capitalized
Plot of the land 100,000 Property 50,000 Scraps from material 10,000
= 140,000 capitalized land
Calc, the amount that should be recorded for the building?
Cash 750,000
Mortgage. 250,000
1,000,000
tax rate 60%
= 600,000 record the building
What are the general entries when an asset is depreciated?
Debit Depreciation expense
Credit Accumulated dep
Calc the interest cost that needs to be capitalized during the current year?
To calc the interest cost you need to calc
1,000,000 x 8% interest rate = 80,000
calc the depletion expense of the financial accounting purpose for year 1?
2,800,000 purchase price / 800,000 estimated recoverable tons = 3.50
10,000 tons x 6 months = 60,000 x 3.50 = 210,000 depletion expense
Calc the depletion amount per ton for the current year?
Step 1
Start off with insurance insurance premium of 60,000 / 3 years = 20,000.
60,000 - 20,000 = 40,000
Step 2 Figure out the amount that needs to be credited
40,000 x (1-30%) = 28,000
Step 3 Retained Earnings 400,000 + 28,000 = 428,000
Calc the related loss for the purchase commitment as of Dec 31st?
Step 1
Min annual guarantee purchase 200,000
Years entered 3
600,000
purchase units 80,000
remains liable for purchase 520,000
per unit cost 0.1
Loss related to purchase commitment 52,000
Are there any salvage value used for depreciation expense?
No salvage value is used don’t get tricked to use it
Using the Relative Sales Value calc the costs that needs to be allocated to the class A lots?
Step 1 - Calc the total for each lot including a,b,c
a 24,000 x 100 2,400,000
b 16,000 x 100 1,600,000
c 10,000 x 200 2,000,000
6,000,000 0.400 purchased land 1,200,000 additional costs 300,000 1,500,000 x 0.40 = 600,000 Amount of cost that should be 600,000
When land purchased and the building there was sold and removed by the buyer so that the construction on the plant could begin?
When the building is sold since it was apart of the land that would be deducted from the cost of the land
Calc, the cost of land & Building?
Cost of land
purchase of land 60,000
legal fees 2000
sales of scrap 3000
demolition 5,000
cost of land 64,000
Cost of Building
Cost of construction of building 350,000
architures fees 8,000
Cost of Building 358,000
Calc the cost of capitalize in the land account?
Purchase plot of land 100,000
cost of raze the building. 50,000
sale from scraps 10,000
Land should be capitalized for 140,000
When the general improvement to leased property should be capitalized as leasehold improvements then the
Ex the useful life of the landscaping is 15 years and remaining term of the lease is 8 years
Here the useful life extends the landscaping and the remaining term of the lease
15 years useful life
8 years term if the lease
7 years
120,000 landscaping cost
x 7 years / 8 years = 105,000
Forumla to calc the cost of land
Purchase price
+ Legal fees
+ Title insurance
+ recording fees
+ subsequent assumption
encumbrance on the property such as mortgage or tax liens
When improvements to leased property should be capitalized as leasehold improvement, which would be used?
Which ever is shorter would be used
estimated useful life of the office 10 years
remaining term of the nonrenewable lease 15 years
It would office 10 years
Calc the leasehold improvements for year 2?
So here the cost of Sales office 47,000 + Warehouse 75,000 + Parking lot 18,000 = 140,000 / 10 years = 14,000
Taxes that are assessed for local benefits that tend to increase the value of the real property such as sidewalks, how are the accrued taxes treated?
by capitalized the taxes by adding them to the property adjusted basis
Why is Land Capitalized?
bc it can’t be depreciated it so you have to capitalize it
calc the cost that should be capitalized?
cost of equipment 185,000
removal cost +. 3,000
rearrangement cost + 12,000
200,000
remember when calc the capitalized cost add all items bring the condition and installion
necessary for its intended use
Calc the cost acquired cost of the equipment?
100,000 noninterest bearing note
24,868 discounted on notes
75,132 PV equal
75,132 PV equal
10,000 cash and signed
85,132 acquired cost of equipment
When is depreciation expense start?
when the asset is ready for it’s intended use by the entity
What amount should be reported as capitalized interest for year 8?
2,000,000 x .5 = 1,000,000
1,000,000 x 12% = 120,000
Total amount 102,000 would be the max amount used since 120,000 would be too large
Qualification, for a new office building qualify for capitalization of interest?
1 - asset is being constructed for the entity’s own use
2 - expenditure that is qualified asset has been made
3 - activities that are necessary to prepare the asset for its intended use
4 - interest cost is being incurred
How should fixed asset be replaced?
it should be recorded at it’s purchase price and plus incidents costs necessary to make the asset ready for intended use
Should rearrangement expenditure benefits future periods should be capitalized?
it should be capitalized and the building modification costs improve future service potential
Calc the accumulated depreciation PPE equipment retirement?
First we already have the depreciation expense
of 55,000
55,000 depreciation exp
30,000 accumulated depreciation
= 25,000
400,000 - 370,000 = 30,000
calc, the net accumulated depreciation using sum of the years digits method?
Year 1
450,000 purchase machine - 50,000 salvage value = 400,000 x (4/10) = 160,000
Year 2
450,000 purchase machine - 50,000 salvage value = 400,000 x (3/10) = 120,000
Accumulated depreciation 280,000
calc the depreciation expense for the equipment year 2?
Step 1 - calc the depreciation periodic rate since we are calc the declining balance method
100% / 10 years = 10% x 2 = 20%
Step 2 - Use the equipment cost and multiple the decline balance method to calc
equipment cost 100,000 x 20% = 80,000
Step 3 - calc the 80,000 x 20% = 16,000 depreciation expense for year 2
Calc, the depreciation expense for year 4 asset B using the sum of the years digits method?
Cost 55,000
Salvage10,000
5+4+3+2+1 = 15
= 45,000 * 2/15 = 6000 depreciation expense for year 4
Calc, the depreciation exp for year 1 using the double decline method?
Step 1 calc the periodic depreciation expense 100% / 10 = 10% x 2 = 20%
Step 2 - equipment cost 60,000 x 20% = 12,000 depreciation expense
The cost incurred in connection with the machine purchased for use in a company manufacturing operations would be capitalized?
Both the insurance on machine while in transit and testing and preparation of machine for use
Calc, the depreciation expense on machine
Year 1 88,000 x 5/15 = 29,333
Year 2 88,000 x 4/15 = 23,467
Year 3 88,000 x 3/12 = 17,600
Accumulated Depreciation
70,400
Book Value beginning 94,000 cost - 70,400 = 14,800
Calc the depreciation base used by the owners?
Used Equipment 135,000 - Salvage value 15,000
= 120,000 depreciated base
Lowest reported net income in the early life of a depreciated asset ?
The sum of the years digits depreciation method has the lowest reported NI in the early life depreciation asset
Calc, the accumulated Depreciation ?
Part 1
purchased machine 264,000
YEARS OLD ESTIMATED 8
DEPRECATION PER YEAR
33,000
DEPREICATION PER YEAR
33,000
YEARS 3
99,000
Part 2
Purchased machine
264,000
Salvage value 24,000
DEPRECIABLE BASE
240,000
ACCUMULATED DEPREICATION 99,000
141,000 YEARS REVISED ESTIMATED 3
DEPREICATION EXP 47,000
ACCUMULATED DEPRECATION 47,000 + 99,000 = 146,000
Calc, the building CV in the balance sheet?
Cost 840,000
Years 20 years lease
= 42,000
Cost 840,000 - 42,000 = 798.000 CV for the building
How are PPE are conventionally presented in the balance sheet?
Historical cost less depreciated portion thereof
When should long lived assets be tested for recoverability?
When events or changes in circumstances indicate that is Carrying amount may not be recoverable
If Long Lived Asset satisfies the criteria for classification as held for sale?
it’s not depreciated