noc Co. in a lump-sum purchase, acquired all the assets of Jim's manufacturing for $3,000,000. Jones Co secured a*n note for $2.000,000 and used cash for the balance. The fair value of the assets are as follows:ASSETCOSTUSEFUL LIFELand$300,000BuildingEquipment825,00030 YRS750,0005 YRS $50,000 salvage valuePatent450,00010 YRSInventoryAccounts Receivable375,000250,000Calculate the initial valuation of the assets and prepare the journal entry to record the transaction.

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Description: noc Co. in a lump-sum purchase, acquired all the assets of Jim's manufacturing for $3,000,000. Jones Co secured a*n note for $2.000,000 and used cash for the balance. The fair value of the assets are as follows:ASSETCOSTUSEFUL LIFELand$300,000Buildi

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#1 Jones Co. in a lump-sum purchase, bank note for $2,000,000 and used cas COS ASSET Land $300, Building 825,0 Equipment 750,0 Patent 450,0 Inventory Accounts Receivable 375,C 250,0 Calculate the initial valuation of the ass

#1 Jones Co. in a lump-sum purchase, bank note for $2,000,000 and used cas COS ASSET Land $300, Building 825,0 Equipment 750,0 Patent 450,0 Inventory Accounts Receivable 375,C 250,0 Calculate the initial valuation of the ass

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