Part 1
Land |
$1290100 |
Land improvements |
$380000 |
Building |
$11673350 |
Equipment |
$545100 |
Furniture and fixtures |
$244900 |
Purchase price of land:
Cash paid = 390000
Value of note = 703100 (790000*0.89000 (PVIF6%,2yr))
Purchase price of land = $1093100
Land
Purchase price = 1093100
Closing costs = 39000
Removal of old building = 89000
Clearing and grading = 69000
Total cost of land = 1290100
Land improvements
Parking lot and landscaping = 380000
Building
Construction expenditures:
May 1 - 4050000
june 30 - 2450000
september 1 - 2040000
october 1 - 2940000
Total expenditures – 11480000
Interest capitalized - 193350
Total cost of building =11673350
Accumulated expenditures:
May 1 – 4050000 * 6/6 = 4050000
june 30 – 2450000*3/6 = 1225000
september 1 – 2040000*2/6 = 680000
october 1 – 2940000*1/6 = 490000
Interest capitalized = 6445000*6%*6/12 = 193350
Equipment and furniture and fixture
Fair value |
% of total fair value |
Initial valuation (790000) |
||
Equipment |
623000 |
69% (623000/900000) |
545100 |
(790000*69%) |
Furniture and fixtures |
267000 |
31% (267000/900000) |
244900 |
(790000*31%) |
total |
900000 |
100% |
790000 |
Initial valuation:
Equipment = 545100
Furniture and fixtures = 244900
Part 2
Interest expense |
$803290 |
Interest expense:
Note issued to purchase land and buildings (703100*6%*9/12) = 31640
Construction loan (6500000*6%*8/12) = 260000
Long –term note (3900000*9%) = 351000
Long-term bonds (5900000*6%) = 354000
Total =996640
Less: interest capitalized = 193350
Interest expense = $803290
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