Costs incurred by Mills Company that
relate to its property, plant, and equipment assets might be
recorded in one of the five following accounts:
a. |
an expense account |
b. |
Accumulated Depreciation |
c. |
Land |
d. |
Building |
e. |
Equipment |
Required:
For each of the costs identified below, indicate the type of
account in which the cost should be recorded by placing the
appropriate letter in the space provided.
____ |
25. |
The legal fees associated with the acquisition of land. |
____ |
26. |
The cost of replacing the engine in a truck when the cost of the old engine is not known. |
____ |
27. |
The cost of replacing an oil furnace with an electric furnace (book value of the oil furnace is known). |
____ |
28. |
The cost of a new addition to a warehouse that will be used to store inventory. |
____ |
29. |
The cost of renovating a recently purchased ten-year-old office building. |
____ |
30. |
The materials and labor costs incurred in installing a new piece of equipment. |
____ |
31 |
The costs of tuning, lubricating, and tire rotation on a fleet of delivery trucks. |
____ |
32. |
The additional costs in the construction of a building due to a small fire that occurred during the construction period. |
Every expense made to bring an asset to its useful condition is added to the cost of that asset such as machinery cost is increased by installation charges of that machine or transport of that machine to factory.
Land | 25 | The legal fees associated with the acquisition of land. |
An expense account | 26 | The cost of replacing the engine in a truck when the cost of the old engine is not known. |
Equipment | 27 | The cost of replacing an oil furnace with an electric furnace (book value of the oil furnace is known). |
Building | 28 | The cost of a new addition to a warehouse that will be used to store inventory. |
An expense account | 29 | The cost of renovating a recently purchased ten-year-old office building. |
Equipment | 30 | The materials and labor costs incurred in installing a new piece of equipment. |
An expense account | 31 | The costs of tuning, lubricating, and tire rotation on a fleet of delivery trucks. |
An expense account | 32 | The additional costs in the construction of a building due to a small fire that occurred during the construction period. |
Costs incurred by Mills Company that relate to its property, plant, and equipment assets might be...
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