Nordso Ltd. purchased a new warehouse. The warehouse had been listed for sale for $5,113,000, but Nordso was able to acquire it for $4,969,000. The bank, which was providing Nordso with the financing for the purchase, required that an appraisal be completed of the property. The appraisal report came back with the following estimated market values: land $1,643,747, building $2,987,243, and land improvements $458,010.
Allocate the purchase price to the land, building, and land improvements. (Round allocation percentage to 1 decimal place, e.g. 15.2% and final answers to 0 decimal places, e.g. 125.)
Allocated costs for:
Land
Building
Home Improvements
Title | Allocation of purchase price |
Land | 1604987 |
Building | 2916803 |
Land improvements | 447210 |
Total | 4969000 |
Workings:
Title | Market values | Allocation % | Allocation of purchase price |
Land | 1,643,747 | 32.3% | 1604987 |
Building | 2,987,243 | 58.7% | 2916803 |
Land improvements | 458,010 | 9.0% | 447210 |
Total | 5,089,000 | 4969000 |
Nordso Ltd. purchased a new warehouse. The warehouse had been listed for sale for $5,113,000, but...
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Application Problem 8-2B a1 Nordso Ltd. purchased a new warehouse. The warehouse had been listed for sale for $5,380,000, but Nordso was able to acquire it for $5,230,000. The bank, which was providing Nordso with the financing for the purchase, required that an appraisal be completed of the property. The appraisal report came back with the following estimated market values: land $1,740,840, building $2,728,740, and land improvements $870,420. (21) Allocate the purchase price to...
Matchett Machinery Ltd. acquired a new site for its manufacturing operations. The company was able to find the ideal location in terms of lot size and highway access. Matchett paid $ 3.1 million to acquire the site. The bank, which was providing Matchett with the financing for the purchase, required that an appraisal be completed of the property. The appraisal report came back with the following estimated market values: land $ 1,830,000, building $ 1,020,000, and land improvements $ 150,000....
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Case 8-3 a x Your answer is incorrect. Try again. Maple Manufacturing Company recently purchased a property for use as a manufacturing facility. The company paid $949,000 for a building and four hectares of land. When recording the purchase, the company's accountant allocated $849,000 of the total cost to the building and the remaining $100,000 to the land. After some investigation and an independent appraisal, you determine that the building...
The comparative, unclassified statement of financial position
for Ivanhoe Ltd. shows the following balances at December
31:
Ivanhoe
Ltd.
Statement of Financial Position
December 31
Assets
2018
2017
Cash
$ 18,000
$ 39,000
Term deposits (maturing in 60
days)
0
41,000
Accounts receivable
78,000
41,000
Inventory
104,000
73,000
Land
185,000
230,000
Buildings
902,000
525,000
Accumulated
depreciation—buildings
(137,000
)
(191,000
)
Equipment
104,000
74,000
Accumulated
depreciation—equipment
(38,000
)
(19,000
)
Total assets
$1,216,000
$813,000
Liabilities and
Shareholders’ Equity
Accounts payable
$...
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