Fundamental Accounting Principles -Hardcover
Fundamental Accounting Principles -Hardcover
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ISBN: 9780077862275
Author: John J Wild, Ken Shaw Accounting Professor, Barbara Chiappetta Fundamental Accounting Principles
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Education
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Chapter 10, Problem 3APSA
Requirement 1-

To determine

To compute:

The table showing the cost incurred and its allocation.

Requirement 1-

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Answer to Problem 3APSA

Solution:

First we need to calculate apportionment of purchase price-

    Allocation of purchase priceAppraised valuePercentageAllocated costs
    Land
    1,736,000
    62%
    1,612,000
    Building 2
    644,000
    23%
    598,000
    Land Improvement 1
    420,000
    15%
    390,000
    Total2,800,000100%2,600,000

Table showing cost incurred-

    DetailsLandBuilding 2Building 3Land Improvement 1Land Improvement 2
          
    Purchase price
    1,612,000
    598,000
     
    390,000
     
    Demolition
    328,400
     
     
     
     
    Land grading
    175,400
     
     
     
     
    Improvements (new)
     
     
     
     
    164,000
    New building
     
     
    2,202,000
     
     
    Total2,115,800598,0002,202,000390,000164,000

Explanation of Solution

Given,
Appraised value

  • Land - $1,736,000
  • Building 2 - $644,000
  • Land Improvement 1 - $420,000

  •   Total Appraised value = Land+ Building 2+Land Improvement1Total Appraised value =$1,736,000+$644,000+$420,000Total Appraised value =$2,800,000

Now, we need to calculate the percentage allocated to each asset-

   Percentage of Land= Appraised value of land Total Appraised value   Percentage of Land= $1,736,000 $2,800,000 Percentage of Land=62%


   Percentage of Building 2= Appraised value of Building 2 Total Appraised value   Percentage of Building 2= $644,000 $2,800,000 Percentage of Building 2=23%


   Percentage of Land Improvement 1= Appraised value of Land Improvement 1 Total Appraised value   Percentage of Land Improvement 1= $420,000 $2,800,000 Percentage of Land Improvement 1=15%

Allocation of purchase price-
Given,

  • Purchase price = $2,600,000

  •   Purchase price allocated to Land=Purchase price×Percentage allocated to LandPurchase price allocated to Land=$2,600,000×62%Purchase price allocated to Land=$1,612,000


  Purchase price allocated to Building 2=Purchase price×Percentage allocated to Building 2Purchase price allocated to Building 2=$2,600,000×23%Purchase price allocated to Building 2=$598,000


  Purchase price allocated to Land Improvement 1=Purchase price×Percentage allocated to Land Improvement 1Purchase price allocated to Land Improvement 1=$2,600,000×15%Purchase price allocated to Land Improvement 1=$390,000

Calculation of cost incurred-
Given,

  • Purchase price of Land - $1,612,000 (Calculated above)
  • Purchase price of Building B- $598,000 (Calculated above)
  • Purchase price of Land Improvement B - $390,000 (Calculated above)
  • Demolition − $328,400
  • Land grading - $175,400
  • Improvements- $164,000
  • New building - $2,202,000
  • Total cost of Land −

      Total cost of Land = Purchase price+Demolition+ Land gradingTotal cost of Land =$1,612,000+$328,400+$175,400Total cost of Land =$2,115,800

Conclusion

Thus, table for allocation of costs incurred is prepared.

Requirement 2:

To determine

To prepare:

Journal entry to record costs incurred.

Requirement 2:

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Answer to Problem 3APSA

Solution:

    DateAccounts titles and DescriptionDebit ($)Credit ($)
    Jan.1,2015
    Land
    2,115,800
     
     
    Building 2
    598,000
     
     
    Building 3
    2,202,000
     
     
    Land Improvement 1
    390,000
     
     
    Land Improvement 2
    164,000
     
     
    Cash
     
    5,469,800
     
    (To record plant assets purchased in cash) 
     

Explanation of Solution

Amount of total cash payment is calculated below-

   Total cash payment=Land+ Building 2+ Building 3+ Land Improvement 1+ Land Improvement 2 Total cash payment=$2,115,800+$598,000+$2,202,000+$390,000+$164,000Total cash payment=$5,469,800

In the above entry, cash account is credited as there is reduction in current assets and purchase of assets is increase in assets so accounts are debited.

Conclusion

Thus, journal entry to record all costs incurred is passed.

Requirement 3-

To determine

To prepare:

Adjusting journal entry to record depreciation.

Requirement 3-

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Answer to Problem 3APSA

Solution:

    S. No.DateAccounts titles and DescriptionDebit ($)Credit ($)
    1
    Dec.31,2015
    Depreciation-Building 2
    26,900
     
     
     
    Accumulated Depreciation
     
    26,900
     
     
    (To record depreciation on Building 2) 
     
     
     
     
     
     
    2
    Dec.31,2015
    Depreciation-Building 3
    72,400
     
     
     
    Accumulated Depreciation
     
    72,400
     
     
    (To record depreciation on Building 3) 
     
     
     
     
     
     
    3
    Dec.31,2015
    Depreciation-Land Improvement 1
    32,500
     
     
     
    Accumulated Depreciation
     
    32,500
     
     
    (To record depreciation on Land Improvement 1) 
     
     
     
     
     
     
    4
    Dec.31,2015
    Depreciation-Land Improvement 2
    8,200
     
     
     
    Accumulated Depreciation
     
    8,200
     
     
    (To record depreciation on Land Improvement 2) 
     

Explanation of Solution

Entry 1- Calculation of Depreciation expense-
Given,

  • Scrap value = $60,000
  • Estimated useful life = 20 years
  • Cost = $598,000 (calculated in Req.1)

  •   Depreciation= ( Cost  Scrap Value ) Estimated useful life  Depreciation= ( $598,000$60,000 ) 20 yearsDepreciation= $538,000 20 yearsDepreciation=$26,900

Entry 2- Calculation of Depreciation expense-
Given,

  • Scrap value = $392,000
  • Estimated useful life = 25 years
  • Cost = $2,202,000 (calculated in Req.1)

  •   Depreciation= ( Cost  Scrap Value ) Estimated useful life  Depreciation= ( $2,202,000$392,000 ) 25 yearsDepreciation= $1,810,000 25 yearsDepreciation=$72,400

Entry 3- Calculation of Depreciation expense-
Given,

  • Estimated useful life = 12 years
  • Cost = $390,000 (calculated in Req.1)
  • It has no scrap value

  •   Depreciation= ( Cost  Scrap Value ) Estimated useful life  Depreciation= ( $390,000$0 ) 12 yearsDepreciation= $390,000 12 yearsDepreciation=$32,500

Entry 4- Calculation of Depreciation expense-
Given,

  • Estimated useful life = 20 years
  • Cost = $164,000 (calculated in Req.1)
  • It has no scrap value

  •   Depreciation= ( Cost  Scrap Value ) Estimated useful life  Depreciation= ( $164,000$0 ) 20 yearsDepreciation= $164,000 20yearsDepreciation=$8,200

Conclusion

Thus, depreciation expense has been calculated and entries have been passed.

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