A land developer purchased some farmland to build a suburb. The full cost was $2,000,000 and the package was appraised as follows: land: $1,200,000; buildings, $900,000; land improvements, $300,000. In addition, the developer spent $550,000 installing utilities, $1,300,000 preparing the streets and $300,000 building a parking lot. The developer received $100,000 when the topsoil was sold. What amount should be recorded in the Land Improvements account? A)$250,000 BJS2,300,000 C)$600,000 D) $2,400,000 Please explain how and why to calculate impairment, I have tried and used the formula: (Fair Value/Total Fair Value) x purchase price - amount recoverable. This was my calculation but it is incorrect (300000/2450000) x 2000000 - 100000 = 1448980 Please provide the correct formula and how to know where to Input each number!
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- A land developer purchased some farmland to build a suburb. The full cost was $2,000,000 and the package was appraised as follows: land: $1,200,000; buildings, $900,000; land improvements, $300,000. In addition, the developer spent $550,000 installing utilities, $1,300,000 preparing the streets and $300,000 building a parking lot. The developer received $100,000 when the topsoil was sold. What amount should be recorded in the Land Improvements account? A)$250,000 B)$2,300,000 C)$600,000 D) $2,400,000 Please explain how and why to calculate impairment, I have tried and used the formula : (Fair Value/Total Fair Value) x purchase price - amount recoverable. This was my calculation but it is incorrect (300000/2450000) x 2000000 - 100000 = 1448980 Please provide the correct formula and how to know where to input each number !Alfred Home Construction is considering the purchase of five dumpsters and the transport truck to store and transfer construction debris from building sites. The entire rig is estimated to have an initial cost of $125,000, a life of 8 years, a $5000 salvage value, an operating cost of $40 per day, and an annual maintenance cost of $2000. Alternatively, Alfred can obtain the same services from the city as needed at each construction site for an initial delivery cost of $125 per dumpster per site and a daily charge of $20 per day per dumpster. An estimated 45 construction sites will need debris storage throughout the average year. If the minimum attractive rate of return is 12% per year, how many days per year must the equipment be required to justify its purchase?A city is evaluating the installation of a garbage incinerator on the outskirts of town. The cost of the unit is $2 million. Environmental impact studies cost $25,000 to be paid prior to construction begins. Annual costs are estimated to include: Plant operating expenses: $30,000. Environmental remediation expenses: $32,000. As a benefit of the incinerator, a cost reduction of $12 per year is estimated to be on the bill of the company's 35,000 customers. The equipment is estimated to have a lifespan of 10 years, after which the incinerator will be dismantled at a cost of $45,000. Assuming the money is raised at 4% interest, how much is the profit ratio at cost of this project? a. 1.625 b. 1.597 c. 1.634 d. 1.651 e. None of the above
- Alfred Home Construction is considering the purchase of five dumpsters and the transport truck to store and transfer construction debris from building sites. The entire rig is estimated to have an initial cost of $145,000, a life of 8 years, a $13500 salvage value, an operating cost of $40 per day, and an annual maintenance cost of $11000. Alternatively, Alfred can obtain the same services from the city as needed at each construction site for an initial delivery cost of $125 per dumpster per site and a daily charge of $26 per day per dumpster. An estimated 26 construction sites will need debris storage throughout the average year. If the minimum attractive fate of return is 10% per year, how many days per year must the equipment be required to justify its purchase? The number of days per year the equipment must be required is determined to be [The property appraisal district for Marin County has just installed new software to track residential market values for property tax computations. The manager wants to know the total equivalent cost of all future costs incurred when the three county judges agreed to purchase the software system. If the new system will be used for the indefinite future, find the equivalent value (a) now and (b) for each year hereafter.The system has an installed cost of $150,000 and an additional cost of$50,000 after 10 years. The annual software maintenance contract cost is $5000 for the first 4 years and $8000 thereafter. In addition, there is expected to be a recurring major upgrade cost of $15,000 every 13 years. Assume that i = 5% per year for county funds.The Blowing Rock Partnership purchased land for $1,200,000 with plans to build a spa on the site. The partnership tore down several buildings on the property for $20,000. Salvaged materials with a cost of $6,000 will be repurposed in the spa. Trees were removed for $5,000 and drainage was added for $30,000. The area was fenced for $41,000. A preliminary consultation with an architect cost $2,500 and legal fees of $3,200 were paid in connection with changing the zoning of the property. What accounts will be debited for these costs? O Land, $1,249,000; Land Improvements, $41,000; Building, $5,700 O Land, $1,235,000; Land Improvements, $55,000; Architect Expense, $2,500,000; Legal Expense, $3,200 Land, $1,255,000; Land Improvements, $41,000; Building, $11,700 O Land, $1,249,000; Land Improvements, $41,000; Building, $2,500; Legal Expense, $3,200
- Alfred Home Construction is considering the purchase of five dumpsters and the transport truck to store and transfer construction debris from building sites. The entire rig is estimated to have an initial cost of $142,500, a life of 8 years, a $8500 salvage value, an operating cost of $40 per day, and an annual maintenance cost of $8000. Alternatively, Alfred can obtain the same services from the city as needed at each construction site for an initial delivery cost of $125 per dumpster per site and a daily charge of $34 per day per dumpster. An estimated 19 construction sites will need debris storage throughout the average year. If the minimum attractive rate of return is 11% per year, how many days per year must the equipment be required to justify its purchase? The number of days per year the equipment must be required is determined to beAssume that, as a part of its economic development program, your governmental agency has committed to provide access to a new regional industrial park. This project must fund the construction of an on/off-interchange from an adjacent highway, a 2-mile length of 4-lane divided roadway, and a bridge that will cross a 500-foot wide river. The entire project is estimated to require 2 years to complete following planning & design.The roadway to be constructed is projected to cost $125,000 per lane mile. It will need to begin construction 12 months prior to the project’s estimated completion date. Your government controls the permitting process for the roadway and has already issued the necessary permits. The total roadway project will be paid for at its completionA municipality is planning on constructing a water treatment plant at an initial cost of $10,000,000. Every 5 years, major repairs and cleanup are required at a cost of $2,000,000. Due to the necessity to remove sludge and make minor repairs, annual costs of operating the treatment plant are estimated to be $700,000, $775,000, $850,000, $925,000, and $1,000,000 each year leading up to the 5-year major repair and cleanup. Based on a 4%/year TVOM, what is the capitalized cost for the water treatment plant?
- The initial value to be assigned to an asset is not always obvious. A city acquired general capital assets as follows: It purchased new construction equipment. List price was $400,000, but the city was granted a 10 percent “government discount.” The city also incurred $12,000 in transportation costs and paid $4,000 to its own employees to customize the equipment. It received a donation of land to be set aside for a nature preserve. The land had cost the donor $300,000. At the time of the contribution, it was valued on the city’s tax rolls at $1.7 million. However, independent appraisers estimated its fair value at $1.9 million. It constructed a new maintenance facility at a cost of $2 million. During the period of construction, the city incurred an additional $110,000 in interest on funds borrowed to finance the construction. - Indicate the value that the government should assign to these assets. Justify briefly the value you assigned and, as appropriate, indicate any other…Garbage collection in the city are collected by garbage trucks which are operated by private contractor to ensure effective service to the public. One garbage truck will cost P3M with an annual maintenance cost of P50,000. The life of the truck is 5 years with a salvage value of P180,000. The contractor can hire a similar truck for P3400 a day. If money is worth 10% annually, how many days per year must the truck be used to warrant the purchase of the machine assuming it is used everyday for the whole year? Select the correct response: 158 221 239 200Five years ago a chemical plant invested $90,000 in a pumping station on a nearby river to provide the water required for their production process. Straight-line depreciation is employed for tax purposes, using a 30-year life and zero salvage value. During the past five years, operating costs have been as follows: A nearby city has offered to purchase the pumpingstation for $75,000 as it is in the process of developing a city water distribution system. The city is willing to sign a 10-year contract with the plant to provide the plant with its required volume of water for a price of$10,000 per year. Plant officials estimate that the salvage value of the pumping station 10 years hence will be about $30,000. The before-tax MARR is 10% per year. An effective income tax rate of 50% is to be assumed. Compare the annual cost (after taxes) of the defender (keep the pumping station) to the challenger (sell station to the city) and help plant management determine the more economical course of…