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property, plant, and equipment -- also referred to as...
plant or fixed assets
what are property, plant and equipment?
land
building structures (buildings, offices, factories, warehouses)
equipment (machinery, furniture, tools)
Major characteristics of property, plant, and equipment
1. They are acquired for use in operations - not in resale
2. Long-term in nature and usually depreciated
3. Possess physical substance
Valuation for property, plant and equipment
- should not be revalued, unless impaired
- gains and losses only recognized when sold
Historical Cost
Costs related to getting it to its intended use -- freight costs, sales taxes, installation costs
Additions to orig. cost = additions, improvements, replacements ONLY IS THEY PROVIDE FUTURE SERVICE POTENTIAL
Cost of Land
(reduction of price land can occur when there is any salvage receipts such as from demolishing a building)
Purchase price, closing costs (such as title to land), attorney's fees, recording fees, getting the land conditioned for its intended use such as grading, filling, draining, clearing, assumption of: liens, mortgages, or encumbrances on property, and additional land improvements with INDEFINITE LIFE
What are special assessments for local improvements?
pavements, street lights, sewers, drainage systems
-these costs are charged to land b/c are relatively permanent in nature
Land improvements with limited lives
private driveways, walks, fences, parking lots
- these costs are depreciated over time
Land held for speculation
Land held for resale
-classified as an investment, not as property, plant, and equipment
-classified as inventory
Cost of buildings
1) materials, labor and overhead costs incurred during construction 2) professional fees/permits 3) building if demolished AFTER land was ready for use!
Cost of equipment
purchase price, freight and handling charges, insurance while in transit, cost of special foundations if required, assembling and installation costs, costs of conducting trial tests
Self Constructed Assets
- no problem tracing direct costs
- but indirect: can either assign no fixed overhead at all OR a portion of all overhead to the construction process (full-costing approach)
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