Fixed Assets Flashcards
(20 cards)
A Capital Expenditure is [debited/credited] to a [asset/liability/capital] account
A Capital Expenditure is DEBITED to a ASSET account
Plant Assets and their Expenses
Plant Assets => [ ]
Natural Resources => [ ]
Intangible Assets => [ ]
Plant Assets => [Depreciation]
Natural Resources => [Depletion]
Intangible Assets => [Amortization]
Expense vs Capitalization
Expense
- debited to expense account
- smaller in value
Capitalization
- debited to an asset account
- high value items
Result of incorrectly recording Capital Expenditure as Expense
- Overstates Expenses
- Understates Net Income
- Understates Capital
- Understates Assets (equipment)
- Understates Capital
- Understates Net Income
Deprecation Methods
- Straight-line
- Units-of-production
- Double-Declining
Depletion of Natural Resources is a [blank] account
Accumulated Depletion (contra asset)
Intangible Assets are [Depreciated/Depleted/Amortized] using the [blank] method
Intangible Assets are AMORTIZED using the STRAIGHT-LINE method
Goodwill is […]
paying a premium for a company, cost of purchase is higher than market value of the net assets
Cost of land [is/ is not] depreciated
Cost of land IS NOT depreciated
Cost of land includes:
….
Cost of land does not include:
….
Cost of land includes: • Purchase price • Brokerage Commission • Survey and Legal Fees • Property taxes (if applicable) • Taxes on transfer of ownership • Cost of clearing land / removing buildings
Cost of land does not include (land improvements): • Fencing • Paving • Sprinkler systems • Lighting • Signage
Fencing, paving, lighting, and landscaping are examples of [ blank ]
Fencing, paving, lighting, and landscaping are examples of LAND IMPROVEMENTS
Cost of land improvements [is/is not] depreciated
Cost of land improvements IS depreciated
Cost of building [is/is not] depreciated
Cost of building IS depreciated
Define: Capitalized vs Expense
capitalized - cost incurred to acquire an asset
eg. A land purchase is capitalized to the land account
expense - cost incurred to maintain assets
Straight-line Depreciation
(cost - residual value) x 1/life x months/12
Units-of-production Depreciation
(cost - residual value) ÷ life in units
or
(cost - residual value) ÷ (lifetime units / yearly units)
Double-Declining Depreciation
(cost - accumulated depreciation) x 2/life x months/12
Depreciable Cost is [blank]
Depreciable Cost is the Cost - Residual Value
Residual Value is [blank]
Residual Value is the value remaining at the end of the asset’s life, after depreciation
Book Value is [blank]
Book Value is Cost - Accumulated Depreciation