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How are plant assets recorded?
At cost.
Cost of land includes
Cash purchase price, closing costs (title, attorney fee), real estate broker commission, accrued property taxes and other leins
Land improvements are
structural additions to land. driveways, parking lots, fences, landscaping
What comprises Building cost
cash cost, everything else (fees, interest, permits, excavation,etc).
interest costs are limited to the timeframe of construction
what comprises cost of equipment?
everything it takes to get the equipment, make it ready. not licensing, gas, or insurance
entry for purchase
all costs are debited, cash is credited
what are some advantages of leasing?
reduced risk of obsolescence, little or no down payment, shared tax advantages, assets and liabilities are not reported on financial statements.
What does depreciation apply to?
land improvements, buildings, equipment
factors which affect depreciation are:
cost
useful life
salvage value
methods of depreciation calculation
straight line
declining balance
units of activity
straight line
(cost-salvage balance)/useful life
repairs
revenue expenditures, not depreciation
additions and improvements
capital expenditures. make an asset better/last longer
what is an impairment?
permanent decline in the market value of an asset. recognized immediately
know how to record sale of an asset
gain, loss, retired
What is return on assets ratio?
a measure of profitability
net income / average total assets
What is the asset turnover ratio
indicates operating efficiency
net sales / average total assets
What is return on assets ratio (again)?
profit margin ratio x asset turnover
(net income/net sales) x (net sales/average total assets)
how to increase return on assets?
increase profit per sale
increase volume of sales
what is an intangible asset?
something that doesnt possess physical substance, cant be valued in money. ie patents
recorded at cost
what is an amortization expense classified as?
operating expense , in income statement
what is the term used for allocation of cost for an intangible asset?
amortization
patents last
copyrights last
trademarks last
20 years
50 years after the death of an author
indefinite. thus not amortized
R&D costs are recorded as
an expense, when incurred