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DEF Company owns land and building being used for its operations and administrative functions. The land and building are carried in its books using the cost model and have the following data at January 1,2023.
Land:
Cost - P10,000,000
Fair value - 14,000,000
Building:
Cost -P20,000,000
Accumulateddepreciation -13,500,000
Fair value - 9,000,000
On this date, the company vacated the old building and occupied a newly constructed one located in the commercial area of the Central Business District. The old building is then reclassified as investment property using the fair value model. The company uses the fair value model in all of its other investment property.
What is the amount of fair value gain reported inprofit/loss resulting from the reclassification from owner occupied to investments property due to change in use of the property?
DEF Company owns land and building being used for its operations and administrative functions. The land and building are carried in its books using the cost model and have the following data at January 1,2023.
Land:
Cost - P10,000,000
Fair value - 14,000,000
Building:
Cost -P20,000,000
Accumulated
Fair value - 9,000,000
On this date, the company vacated the old building and occupied a newly constructed one located in the commercial area of the Central Business District. The old building is then reclassified as investment property using the fair value model. The company uses the fair value model in all of its other investment property.
What is the amount of fair value gain reported in
a. P0
b. P2,500,000
c. P4,000,000
d. P6,500,000
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