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EXERCISE 11–1 Indicate whether the items below are to be capitalized as an intangible asset or expensed. Which account(s) would each item be recorded to?
- Salaries of research staff
- Costs to test prototypes
- Borrowing costs for development of a qualifying intangible asset
- Executive salaries for time spent on development of an intangible asset
- Costs to launch a new product
- Purchase cost of a patent from a third party
- Product research costs
- Costs internally incurred to create
goodwill - Legal costs to successfully defend a patent
- Purchase price of new software
- Training costs for new software
- Direct costs of special programming needed when purchasing new software
- Costs incurred in forming a corporation for purposes of commercializing a new product
- Operating losses incurred in the start-up of a business to manufacture a patented produce
- The purchase cost of a franchise
- The cost of developing a patent
- The cost of purchasing a patent from an inventor
- Legal costs incurred in securing a patent
- The cost of purchasing a copyright
- Product development costs
- Consulting fees paid to a third party for advice on a research project 418 Intangible Assets and Goodwill
- The cost of an annual update on payroll software
- Interest or borrowing costs specifically identifiable with an internally developed intangible asset
- Materials consumed in the development of a product at the manufacturing stage for an IFRS company y. Materials consumed in research projects
- General borrowing costs on the company’s line of credit
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