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Asset Appraised Percent
Apportioned
Value of Total Cost
Land 275000 15% 262500
Pond and foot bridge 265000 14%
245000
Parking lot and lighting 185000
10% 175000
Office building 1000000 54%
945000
Storage shed 125000 7%
122500
Abandoned shed 0 0% 0
Total $ 1850000 100%
1750000
Note: In absence of specific instructions regarding rounding off,
the percent of total has been rounded off to the nearest whole
number. Kindly round off as required.
Account Titles Debit Credit
Land 262500
Land Improvements 420000
Building 1067500
Cash 495000
Mortgage Payable 1255000
Land Improvements = $245000 + $175000 = $420000
Building = $945000 + $122500 = $1067500
Description Land Land Improv
Building Equipment Expense
Beginning balance 262500 420000
1067500 228000 35500
Building permit
600
Removal of old building 6500
Salvage from sale of old building materials
-2500
Level area after demolition for shed and show lot
1250
Tree and bush spade attachment for truck
17750
Pour concrete for storage shed floor
1750
Pour concrete for sidewalks in show lot
1950
Freight on tree and bush spade
850
Cost of storage shed
16600
Purchase plants for resale to put on show lot
2800
Install perimeter fencing
5400
Employee wages to move inventory from prior location
2750
Purchase beginning supplies for operations
2550
Totals 267750 427350
1086450 246600 43600
Note: The apportioned costs for land, land improvements, and
building computed earlier have also been shown as beginning balance
in order to compute the totals. Remove if not required.
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