9. Identify how each of the items would be treated using the following: E – expe
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9. Identify how each of the items would be treated using the following:
E – expense
CL – capitalize in land account
CE – capitalize in equipment
CLI – capitalize in land improvements
CB – capitalize in building account
Expenditure that increases number of units produced by equipment by 20%____.
Cost of razing an old building on a recently purchased tract of land ___________
Architectural fees for new building________________.
Satisfy back taxes on land recently purchased ______________________.
Install parking lot on land under construction ________________________.
Perform maintenance on equipment _______________________________.
Avoidable interest associated with construction of building______________.
Pay shipping and insurance costs while in transit for a new machine _________.
Installation costs and testing of new factory equipment _______________.
Expenditure that extends useful life of factory equipment by two years___________.
Explanation / Answer
Expenditure that increases number of units produced by equipment by 20%_CE capitalise in equipment.
Cost of razing an old building on a recently purchased tract of land _CL capitalise in land account
Architectural fees for new building__CB capitalise in building account.
Satisfy back taxes on land recently purchased __CL capitalise in land account.
Install parking lot on land under construction _CLI capitalise in land improvements.
Perform maintenance on equipment __E expense.
Avoidable interest associated with construction of building__CB capitalise in building account.
Pay shipping and insurance costs while in transit for a new machine __CE capitalise in equipment.
Installation costs and testing of new factory equipment _____CE capitalise in equipment.
Expenditure that extends useful life of factory equipment by two years__CE capitalise in equipment.
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