MARBURG SHOULD RECORD THE ACQUISITION COST OF THE MACHINE AT?
Transportation-in $1,200
Installation cost $700
Testing costs prior to regular operation $550
If the invoice is paid within the discount period, Marburg should record the acquistion cost of the machine at:
A. $41,650
B. $41,100
C. $40,400
D. $39,200
I believe the answer is A. ($41,650), but I am unsure if Transportation-in costs are the same as freight? Should they be included?
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