Exam 6: Acquisition and Use of Long-Term Assets

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Which of the following assets will NOT be depreciated?

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Describe how to account for a piece of factory equipment from the date of purchase to the end of its useful life.

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What basic information must be disclosed about long-term assets in the financial statements and accompanying footnotes?

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Which depreciation method is most similar to the method that is used to calculate amortization of intangible assets?

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If an adjusting entry for depreciation is NOT made at the end of the accounting period,what is the effect on net income?

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Cranberry Company purchased two pieces of equipment from a Canadian vendor for $400,000.If the assets had been purchased separately,the company would have paid $90,000 for the first piece of equipment and $360,000 for the second piece of equipment.What amount should be recorded for the SECOND piece of equipment?

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Which of the following should be recorded as an expense in the period when the activity takes place?

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The Internal Revenue Service requires that a corporation must use the same depreciation method on its tax return that it uses on its annual report.

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On January 1,2011,Tiler Company purchased equipment that cost $30,000.The equipment has an estimated useful life of 6 years and an estimated salvage value of $3,000. Required: 1.Using the straight-line method,complete the chart below: On January 1,2011,Tiler Company purchased equipment that cost $30,000.The equipment has an estimated useful life of 6 years and an estimated salvage value of $3,000. Required: 1.Using the straight-line method,complete the chart below:    2.Explain why long-term assets must be depreciated. 3.Explain why land is NOT depreciated while assets such as equipment are depreciated. 2.Explain why long-term assets must be depreciated. 3.Explain why land is NOT depreciated while assets such as equipment are depreciated.

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Describe the impact on the financial statements of buying a piece of factory equipment for cash,using it,and then selling it for cash. On the balance sheet: On the income statement: On the statement of cash flows:

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The management of Omega Co.has decided to sell some of its long-term assets in order to generate cash.The following events occurred during the current year. a.Sold a truck with an historical cost of $20,000 and accumulated depreciation of $14,000 for $4,000 in cash b.Sold land with an historical cost of $100,000 for $120,000 in cash c.Purchased a new truck for $33,000 cash d.Sold factory equipment with an historical cost of $90,000 and accumulated depreciation of $60,000 for $23,000 e.Sold an old office building with an historical cost of $500,000 and accumulated depreciation of $300,000 for $190,000 cash Required: 1.Determine the net amount of cash generated by all of the transactions combined. 2.Determine the net gain or loss from each of the transactions.What is the total net gain or loss from all of the transactions combined?

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The following information is provided for two companies in the same industry: The following information is provided for two companies in the same industry:    Required: 1.Calculate the return on assets (ROA)for both companies.Show supporting calculations.Show your answer as a percentage with one decimal place.(For example,0.50000 = 50.0%).    2.Calculate the asset turnover for both companies.Show supporting calculations.Round your answer to two decimal places.(For example,0.98765 = 0.99)    3.Based on your calculations above,which company appears to be a better performer? Required: 1.Calculate the return on assets (ROA)for both companies.Show supporting calculations.Show your answer as a percentage with one decimal place.(For example,0.50000 = 50.0%). The following information is provided for two companies in the same industry:    Required: 1.Calculate the return on assets (ROA)for both companies.Show supporting calculations.Show your answer as a percentage with one decimal place.(For example,0.50000 = 50.0%).    2.Calculate the asset turnover for both companies.Show supporting calculations.Round your answer to two decimal places.(For example,0.98765 = 0.99)    3.Based on your calculations above,which company appears to be a better performer? 2.Calculate the asset turnover for both companies.Show supporting calculations.Round your answer to two decimal places.(For example,0.98765 = 0.99) The following information is provided for two companies in the same industry:    Required: 1.Calculate the return on assets (ROA)for both companies.Show supporting calculations.Show your answer as a percentage with one decimal place.(For example,0.50000 = 50.0%).    2.Calculate the asset turnover for both companies.Show supporting calculations.Round your answer to two decimal places.(For example,0.98765 = 0.99)    3.Based on your calculations above,which company appears to be a better performer? 3.Based on your calculations above,which company appears to be a better performer?

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On January 1,2011,Ace Electronics paid $400,000 cash for a computer that would be used to store and process its accounting information.The computer has a 5-year useful life,after which it will be worthless because it will be obsolete.Ace Electronics uses the straight-line method to depreciate its assets.The book value of the computer at December 31,2012 is ________.

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A loss results when a long-term asset is sold for less than book value.

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Which statement about depreciation is TRUE?

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The management of Zeta Co.has decided to sell some of its long-term assets in order to generate cash.The following events occurred during the current year: a.Sold machinery with an historical cost of $100,000 and accumulated depreciation of $66,000 for $24,000 cash. b.Sold land with an historical cost of $40,000 for $88,000 cash. c.Purchased new equipment for $55,000 cash. d.Sold factory equipment with an historical cost of $120,000 and accumulated depreciation of $80,000 for $53,000 cash. e.Sold an old office building with an historical cost of $400,000 and accumulated depreciation of $380,000 for $390,000 cash. Required: 1.Determine the net amount of cash generated by all of the transactions combined. 2.Determine the net gain or loss from each of the transactions.What is the total net gain or loss from all of the transactions combined?

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Long-term assets,like factories and equipment,are purchased for resale to customers in the normal course of operations.

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