ACC 206 Week 5 Mid-Term Exam – Strayer



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Chapters 10 Through 13

CHAPTER10

PLANTASSETS,NATURALRESOURCES,ANDINTANGIBLEASSETS



CHAPTERSTUDYOBJECTIVES


1.Describehowthecostprincipleappliestoplantassets.

2.Explaintheconceptofdepreciation..

3.Computeperiodicdepreciationusingdifferentmethods.

4.Describetheprocedureforrevisingperiodicdepreciation.

5.Distinguishbetweenrevenueandcapitalexpenditures,andexplaintheentriesforeach.

6.Explainhowtoaccountforthedisposalofaplantasset.

7.Computeperiodicdepletionofnaturalresources.

8.Explainthebasicissuesrelatedtoaccountingforintangibleassets.

9.Indicatehowplantassets,naturalresources,andintangibleassetsarereported.

10.Explainhowtoaccountfortheexchangeofplantassets.


TRUE-FALSESTATEMENTS


1.     Allplantassets(fixedassets)mustbedepreciatedfor accountingpurposes.

2.     Whenpurchasingland,thecostsforclearing,draining,filling,andgradingshouldbe chargedto aLandImprovementsaccount.

3.     Whenpurchasingdeliveryequipment,salestaxesandmotorvehiclelicensesshouldbe chargedto DeliveryEquipment.

4.     Landimprovementsaregenerallychargedto theLandaccount.

5.     Oncecostisestablishedforaplantasset,itbecomes thebasis ofaccounting fortheasset unlesstheassetappreciatesinvalue,inwhichcase,marketvaluebecomesthebasisfor accountability.

6.     Thebookvalueof aplantassetisalwaysequaltoitsfairmarketvalue.

7.     Recordingdepreciationonplantassetsaffectsthebalancesheetandtheincome statement.

8.     Thedepreciablecostof aplant asset is itsoriginalcostminusobsolescence.

9.     Recordingdepreciationeachperiodisanapplicationof thematchingprinciple.

10.     TheAccumulatedDepreciationaccountrepresentsacashfundavailabletoreplaceplant assets.

11.     Incalculatingdepreciation,bothplantassetcost andusefullifearebasedonestimates.

12.     Usingtheunits-of-activitymethodofdepreciatingfactoryequipmentwillgenerallyresultin moredepreciationexpensebeingrecordedoverthelifeoftheassetthanifthestraight-line method hadbeenused.

13.     Salvagevalueisnotsubtractedfromplantassetcostindeterminingdepreciationexpense underthedeclining-balancemethodofdepreciation.

14.     Thedeclining-balancemethodofdepreciationiscalledanaccelerateddepreciation methodbecauseitdepreciatesanassetinashorterperiodoftimethantheasset'suseful life.

15.     Underthedouble-declining-balancemethod,thedepreciationrateusedeachyear remainsconstant.

16.     TheIRSdoesnotrequirethetaxpayertousethesamedepreciationmethodonthetax returnthatisusedinpreparingfinancialstatements.

17.     Achangeintheestimatedusefullifeofaplantassetmaycauseachangeintheamount ofdepreciationrecognizedinthecurrentandfutureperiods,but nottopriorperiods.

18.     Achangeintheestimatedsalvagevalueofaplantassetrequiresarestatementofprior years'depreciation.

19.     Todetermineanewdepreciationamountafterachangeinestimateofaplantasset's useful life, the asset'sremaining depreciablecost isdividedbyits remainingusefullife.

20.     Additionsand improvementstoaplantassetthatincreasethe asset'soperatingefficiency, productive capacity,or expectedusefullife aregenerallyexpensed intheperiodincurred.

21.     Capitalexpendituresareexpendituresthatincreasethecompany'sinvestmentin productive facilities.

22.     Ordinaryrepairs shouldberecognizedwhenincurredas revenueexpenditures.

23.     A characteristicofcapitalexpendituresis that theexpendituresoccurfrequently duringthe period ofownership.

24.     Onceanassetisfullydepreciated,noadditionaldepreciationcanbetakeneventhough theasset is still beingusedbythebusiness.

25.     Thefairmarketvalueof a plantasset isalwaysthesameasits bookvalue.

26.     Iftheproceedsfromthesaleofaplantassetexceeditsbookvalue,againondisposal occurs.

27.     Alossondisposalofaplantassetcanonlyoccurifthecashproceeds received fromthe assetsaleis lessthanthe asset'sbook value.

28.     Thebookvalueofaplantassetistheamount originallypaid fortheassetlessanticipated salvagevalue.

29.     Alossondisposal ofaplantasset asaresult ofasaleoraretirementiscalculated inthe sameway.

30.     A plantassetmustbefullydepreciatedbeforeit canberemovedfromthe books.

31.     Ifaplantasset issoldata gain,thegain ondisposal shouldreducethecost ofgoodssold section of the incomestatement.

32.     Depletioncostperunitiscomputedbydividingthetotalcostofanaturalresourcebythe estimatednumberof unitsintheresource.

33.     TheAccumulatedDepletionaccountisdeductedfromthecostofthenaturalresourcein thebalancesheet.

34.     Depletionexpenseforaperiodisonlyrecognizedonnaturalresourcesthathavebeen extractedandsoldduringtheperiod.

35.     Naturalresourcesarelong-livedproductiveassetsthatareextractedinoperationsand arereplaceableonlybyanactof nature.

36.     Thecostofnaturalresourcesisnotallocatedtoexpensebecausethenaturalresources arereplaceableonlybyanactof nature.

37.     Conceptually,thecostallocationproceduresfornaturalresourcesparallelsthatofplant assets.

38.     Naturalresourcesincludestandingtimberandundergrounddepositsofoil,gas,and minerals.

39.     Ifanacquiredfranchiseorlicensehasanindefinitelife,thecostoftheassetisnot amortized.

40.     Whenanentirebusinessispurchased,goodwillistheexcessofcostoverthebookvalue of thenet assetsacquired.

41.     Researchand development costswhich result in asuccessful product which ispatentable arechargedtothePatentaccount.

42.     Thecostof apatentmustbeamortizedovera 20-yearperiod.

43.     Thecostofapatentshouldbeamortizedoveritslegallifeorusefullife,whicheveris shorter.

44.     The balancesofthe majorclassesofplantassetsand accumulated depreciationby major classes shouldbedisclosedinthebalance sheetornotes.

45.     Theassetturnover ratioiscalculated astotalsales dividedbyendingtotalassets.

46.     Researchanddevelopmentcostscanbeclassifiedasaproperty,plant,andequipment itemoras an intangibleasset.

a47.     An exchangeofplantassetshas commercial substanceifthe futurecashflows change as a resultofthe exchange.

a48.     Companiesrecordagainorlossontheexchangeofplantassetsbecausemost exchangeshavecommercialsubstance.

a49.     Whenplantassetsareexchanged,thecostofthenewassetisthebookvalueoftheold assetplus anycashpaid.

Additional True-FalseQuestions

50.     Whenconstructingabuilding,acompanyispermittedtoincludetheacquisitioncostand certaininterest costs incurredinfinancingtheproject.

51.     Recognitionofdepreciationpermitstheaccumulationofcashforthereplacementofthe asset.

52.     Whenanassetispurchasedduringtheyear,itisnotnecessarytorecorddepreciation expense inthefirst yearunderthedeclining-balancedepreciationmethod.

53.     Depletionexpenseisreported intheincomestatementas anoperatingexpense.

54.     Goodwillisnotrecognizedinaccountingunlessitisacquiredfromanotherbusiness enterprise.

55.     Researchanddevelopmentcostsshouldbechargedtoexpensewhenincurred.

56.       Alossontheexchangeofplantassetsoccurswhenthefairmarketvalueoftheoldasset islessthanitsbookvalue.







MULTIPLECHOICEQUESTIONS


57.     Thecostof apurchasedbuildingincludes allofthefollowingexcept a.closingcosts.
b.realestatebroker's commission. c.remodeling costs.
d.Allof theseareincluded.

58.     Acompanypurchasedlandfor$90,000cash.Realestatebrokers'commissionwas $5,000and$7,000wasspentfordemolishinganoldbuildingonthelandbefore constructionofanewbuildingcouldstart.Underthecostprinciple,thecostoflandwould be recordedat
a.$97,000. b.$90,000. c.$95,000. d.$102,000.

59.     Whichoneofthefollowingitemsisnotconsideredapartofthecostofatruckpurchased for businessuse?
a.Salestax
b.Trucklicensec.Freightcharges
d.Costofletteringonsideoftruck

60.     Whichofthefollowingassetsdoesnotdeclineinservicepotentialoverthecourseofits useful life?
a.Equipment b.Furnishings c.Land
d.Fixtures

61.     Thefoursubdivisions forplantassetsare
a.land,landimprovements,buildings,andequipment. b.intangibles,land,buildings,andequipment.
c.furnishingsandfixtures,land,buildings, andequipment. d.property,plant,equipment,andland.

62.     Thecostof landdoesnotinclude
a.realestatebrokers' commission. b.annualpropertytaxes.
c.accruedpropertytaxesassumedbythepurchaser. d.title fees.

63.     FeeneyClinicpurchaseslandfor$130,000cash.Theclinicassumes$1,500inproperty taxesdueontheland.Thetitleandattorneyfeestotaled$1,000.Theclinichastheland gradedfor $2,200.WhatamountdoesFeeneyClinicrecordasthecostforthe land?
a.$132,200 b.$130,000 c.$134,700 d.$132,500

64.     BelleCompanybuyslandfor$50,000on12/31/07.Asof3/31/08,thelandhas appreciatedinvalueto$50,700.On12/31/08,thelandhasanappraisedvalueof $51,800.Bywhatamountshouldthe Landaccount beincreasedin 2008?
a.$0b.$700
c.$1,100 d.$1,800

65.     PineCompanyacquireslandfor$86,000cash.Additional costsareasfollows:

Removalof shed                                        $300 Fillingandgrading                                      1,500 Salvagevalue oflumberofshed                   120 Brokercommission                                     1,130 Pavingofparkinglot                                 10,000 Closingcosts                                                 560

Pinewillrecordtheacquisitioncostof thelandas a.$86,000.
b.$87,690. c.$89,610. d.$89,370.

66.     ShawneeHospitalinstallsanewparkinglot.Thepavingcost$30,000andthelightsto illuminatethenewparkingareacost$15,000.Whichofthefollowingstatementsistrue with respecttotheseadditions?
a.$30,000shouldbedebitedtothe Landaccount.
b.$15,000shouldbedebitedtoLandImprovements. c.$45,000shouldbedebitedtotheLandaccount.d.$45,000shouldbedebitedtoLandImprovements.
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67.     Landimprovementsshouldbedepreciatedovertheusefullife of the a.land.
b.buildingsontheland.
c.land or landimprovements,whicheverislonger. d.landimprovements.

68.     GeneralMoldingisbuildinganewplantthatwilltakethreeyearstoconstruct.The constructionwillbefinancedinpartbyfundsborrowedduringtheconstructionperiod. Therearesignificantarchitectfees,excavationfees,andbuildingpermitfees.Whichof the followingstatementsis true?
a.Excavationfeesarecapitalizedbut building permitfeesarenot. b.Architectfeesarecapitalizedbut buildingpermitfeesarenot.
c.Interestiscapitalizedduring theconstructionas partof thecostofthebuilding.
d.The capitalizedcost is equaltothecontractprice tobuildthe plant less any intereston borrowed funds.

69.     Acompanypurchasesaremotesitebuildingforcomputeroperations.Thebuildingwillbe suitableforoperationsaftersomeexpenditures.Thewiringmustbereplacedtocomputer specifications.Theroofisleakyandmustbereplaced.Allroomsmustberepaintedand recarpetedandtherewillalsobesomeplumbingworkdone.Whichofthefollowing statements is true?
a.Thecost ofthebuildingwillnot includetherepaintingandrecarpeting costs. b.Thecostofthebuildingwillincludethecostof replacing theroof.
c.Thecostofthebuildingisthepurchasepriceofthebuilding,whiletheadditional expendituresareallcapitalizedas BuildingImprovements.
d.Thewiringis partofthecomputercosts,notthebuildingcost.

70.     CarleyCompany purchasesanewdeliverytruck for$45,000.Thesalestaxesare$3,000. Thelogo of thecompanyis painted on thesideofthe truckfor$1,200.Thetrucklicenseis $120.Thetruckundergoessafetytestingfor$220.WhatdoesCarleyrecordasthecostof thenewtruck?
a.$49,540 b.$49,420 c.$48,000 d.$47,420

71.     Allof thefollowingfactorsincomputingdepreciationareestimatesexcept a.cost.
b.residualvalue. c.salvagevalue. d.usefullife.

72.     StoriesCompanypurchasedequipmentandthesecostswereincurred:

Cashprice Salestaxes
Insuranceduringtransit Installationandtesting Totalcosts
$22,500 1,800 320
            430$25,050
PlantAssets,NaturalResources,andIntangibleAssets             10-11


Storieswillrecordtheacquisitioncostofthe equipmentas a.$22,500.
b.$24,300. c.$24,620. d.$25,050.

73.     Becky’sBloomspurchasedadeliveryvanfor$20,000.Thecompany wasgivena$2,000 cashdiscountbythedealer,andpaid$1,000salestax.Annualinsuranceonthevanis $500.Asaresultofthepurchase,byhowmuchwillBeckysBloomsincreaseitsvan account?
a.$20,000 b.$18,000 c.$19,500 d.$19,000

74.     UptonCompanypurchasedequipmentonJanuary1atalistpriceof$50,000,withcredit terms2/10,n/30.PaymentwasmadewithinthediscountperiodandUptonwasgivena $1,000cashdiscount.Uptonpaid$2,500salestaxontheequipment,andpaidinstallation chargesof$880.Priortoinstallation,Uptonpaid$2,000topouraconcreteslabonwhich toplacethe equipment.Whatisthetotalcostofthe newequipment?
a.$52,380 b.$54,380 c.$55,380 d.$50,500

75.     Interestmaybe includedintheacquisitioncost ofa plantasset a.duringtheconstructionperiodof aself-constructedasset.b.if theassetis purchasedoncredit.
c.if theassetacquisitionisfinancedbyalong-termnotepayable. d.ifit isapart of a lump-sumpurchase.

76.     ThebalanceintheAccumulatedDepreciationaccountrepresentsthe a.cashfundtobeusedtoreplaceplantassets.
b.amounttobedeductedfromthecostoftheplantassettoarriveatitsfairmarket value.
c.amountchargedtoexpenseinthecurrentperiod.
d.amountchargedto expensesincetheacquisitionof theplantasset.

77.     Whichoneofthefollowingitemsisnotaconsiderationwhenrecordingperiodic depreciationexpenseonplantassets?
a.Salvagevalue
b.Estimatedusefullife
c.Cashneededtoreplacethe plantasset d.Cost

78.     Depreciationisthe processof allocating thecostof aplantasset overits servicelife in a.anequaland equitablemanner.
b.an acceleratedand accuratemanner. c.asystematicandrationalmanner.
d.a conservativemarket-basedmanner.
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79.     Thebookvalueof anassetisequaltothe
a.asset'smarketvaluelessits historicalcost.
b.bluebookvaluereliedonbysecondarymarkets. c.replacementcostof theasset.
d.asset'scostlessaccumulateddepreciation.

80.     Accountantsdonotattempttomeasurethechangeinaplantasset'smarketvalueduring ownership because
a.theassetsare notheldfor resale. b.plantassetscannotbesold.
c.losseswouldhavetoberecognized.
d.itismanagement'sresponsibilityto determinefair values.

81.     Depreciationis aprocessof a.assetdevaluation.
b.costaccumulation. c.cost allocation.
d.assetvaluation.

82.     Recordingdepreciationeachperiodisnecessaryinaccordancewiththe a.goingconcernprinciple.
b.costprinciple.
c.matchingprinciple.
d.assetvaluationprinciple.

83.     Incomputingdepreciation,salvagevalueis
a.thefairmarketvalueofa plantassetonthedate of acquisition.
b.subtractedfromaccumulateddepreciationtodeterminetheplantasset'sdepreciable cost.
c.anestimateof aplantasset'svalueattheendofitsusefullife. d.ignoredinallthedepreciationmethods.

84.     Whenestimatingtheusefullifeofanasset,accountantsdonotconsider a.thecosttoreplacetheassetat theendofits usefullife.
b.obsolescencefactors.
c.expectedrepairsandmaintenance. d.theintendeduse of theasset.

85.     Usefullifeisexpressedintermsof useexpectedfromtheassetunderthe a.declining-balancemethod.
b.straight-linemethod.
c.units-of-activitymethod. d.noneof these.

86.     Equipmentwaspurchasedfor$75,000.Freightchargesamountedto$3,500andthere wasacostof$10,000forbuildingafoundationandinstallingtheequipment.Itis estimatedthattheequipmentwillhavea$15,000salvagevalueattheendofits5-year useful life. Depreciationexpenseeachyearusingthe straight-linemethodwillbe
a.$17,700. b.$14,700. c.$12,300. d.$12,000.
PlantAssets,NaturalResources,andIntangibleAssets             10-13

87.     Atruckwaspurchasedfor$120,000anditwasestimatedtohavea$24,000salvage valueattheendofitsusefullife.Monthlydepreciationexpenseof$2,000wasrecorded using thestraight-linemethod.Theannualdepreciationrateis
a.20%. b.2%.c.8%. d.25%.

88.     AcompanypurchasedfactoryequipmentonApril1,2008for$64,000.Itisestimatedthat theequipmentwillhavean$8,000salvagevalueattheendofits10-yearusefullife. Usingthestraight-linemethodofdepreciation,theamounttoberecordedasdepreciation expense atDecember31,2008is
a.$6,400. b.$5,600. c.$4,200. d.$4,800.

89.     Acompanypurchasedofficeequipmentfor$40,000andestimatedasalvagevalueof $8,000attheendofits5-yearusefullife.Theconstantpercentagetobeappliedagainst book valueeachyearifthedouble-declining-balancemethodisusedis
a.20%. b.25%. c.40%. d.4%.

90.     Thedeclining-balancemethodofdepreciationproduces a.adecreasingdepreciationexpenseeachperiod.
b.an increasingdepreciationexpenseeachperiod. c.a decliningpercentagerateeachperiod.
d.a constantamount ofdepreciationexpenseeachperiod.

91.     Acompanypurchasedfactoryequipmentfor$250,000.Itisestimatedthattheequipment willhavea$25,000salvagevalueattheendofitsestimated5-yearusefullife.Ifthe companyusesthedouble-declining-balancemethodofdepreciation,theamountofannual depreciationrecordedforthesecondyear afterpurchasewould be
a.$100,000. b.$60,000. c.$90,000. d.$43,200.

92.     Theunits-of-activitymethodisgenerallynot suitablefor a.airplanes.
b.buildings.
c.deliveryequipment. d.factorymachinery.

93.     Aplantassetcost$144,000andisestimatedtohavean$18,000salvagevalueattheend ofits8-yearusefullife.Theannualdepreciation expenserecordedforthethirdyearusing thedouble-declining-balancemethodwouldbe
a.$12,060. b.$20,250. c.$17,718. d.$13,785.
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94.     Afactorymachinewaspurchased for$75,000onJanuary1,2008.Itwasestimatedthatit wouldhavea$15,000salvagevalueattheendofits5-yearusefullife.Itwasalso estimatedthatthemachinewouldberun40,000hoursinthe5years.Thecompanyran themachinefor4,000actualhoursin2008.Ifthecompanyusestheunits-of-activity methodof depreciation,the amountof depreciationexpensefor 2008 wouldbe
a.$7,500.b.$12,000. c.$15,000. d.$6,000.

95.     TheModifiedAcceleratedCostRecoverySystem(MACRS)isadepreciationmethod which
a.isusedfortaxpurposes.
b.mustbeusedforfinancialstatementpurposes. c.isrequiredbytheSEC.
d.expensesanassetoverasingleyearbecausecapitalacquisitionsmustbeexpensed in theyearpurchased.

96.     Whichofthefollowingmethodsof computing depreciationisproductionbased? a.Straight-line
b.Declining-balance c.Units-of-activityd.Noneof these

97.     Managementshouldselect thedepreciationmethodthat a.iseasiesttoapply.
b.bestmeasurestheplantasset'smarketvalueover its usefullife.
c.bestmeasuresthe plantasset'scontributiontorevenue overits usefullife. d.hasbeenusedmostofteninthepastbythe company.

98.     Thedepreciationmethodthatappliesaconstantpercentagetodepreciablecostin calculating depreciation is
a.straight-line.
b.units-of-activity.
c.declining-balance. d.noneof these.

Usethefollowing informationforquestions99100.

OnOctober1,2008,DoleCompanyplacesanewassetintoservice.Thecostoftheassetis $60,000withanestimated5-yearlifeand$15,000salvagevalueattheendof its usefullife.

99.     Whatisthedepreciationexpensefor2008ifDoleCompanyusesthestraight-linemethod ofdepreciation?
a.$2,250 b.$12,000 c.$3,000 d.$6,000
PlantAssets,NaturalResources,andIntangibleAssets             10-15

100.     WhatisthebookvalueoftheplantassetontheDecember31,2008,balancesheet assuming that DoleCompanyusesthedouble-declining-balancemethodof depreciation? a.$39,000
b.$45,000 c.$54,000 d.$57,000

101.     Whichdepreciationmethod ismostfrequentlyusedinbusinessestoday? a.Straight-line
b.Declining-balance c.Units-of-activity
d.Double-declining-balance

102.     WineCompanyusestheunits-of-activitymethodincomputingdepreciation.Anewplant assetispurchased for$24,000thatwillproduceanestimated100,000unitsoveritsuseful life.Estimatedsalvagevalue attheend ofitsuseful lifeis$2,000. Whatis the depreciation costperunit?
a.$2.20 b.$2.40 c.$.22 d.$.24

103.     Units-of-activityisanappropriatedepreciationmethodtouse when a.it isimpossibleto determinetheproductivityof theasset.
b.theasset'susewillbeconstantoverits usefullife.
c.theproductivityof theassetvariessignificantlyfromoneperiodtoanother. d.thecompanyisamanufacturingcompany.

104.     Thecalculationof depreciationusingthedecliningbalancemethod,
a.ignoressalvage valueindeterminingtheamounttowhicha constantrateisapplied. b.multipliesaconstantpercentagetimesthepreviousyear'sdepreciationexpense.
c.yieldsan increasingdepreciationexpenseeachperiod.
d.multipliesadecliningpercentagetimesaconstantbookvalue.

Use thefollowing informationforquestions105106.


GreyCompanypurchasedanewvanforfloraldeliveriesonJanuary1,2008.Thevancost $36,000withanestimatedlifeof5yearsand$9,000salvagevalueattheendofitsusefullife. Thedouble-declining-balancemethodof depreciationwillbeused.

105.     Whatisthedepreciationexpensefor2008? a.$7,200
b.$5,400c.$10,800 d.$14,400

106.     WhatisthebalanceoftheAccumulatedDepreciationaccountattheendof2009? a.$5,760
b.$17,280 c.$23,040 d.$8,640
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107.     PorterCompanypurchasedequipmentfor$450,000onJanuary1,2007,andwillusethe double-declining-balancemethodofdepreciation.Itisestimatedthattheequipmentwill havea3-yearlifeanda$20,000salvagevalueattheendofitsusefullife.Theamountof depreciationexpenserecognizedintheyear2009willbe
a.$50,000. b.$30,000. c.$54,440. d.$34,440.

108.     Aplant asset was purchasedon January 1 for$50,000withan estimatedsalvagevalueof $10,000attheendofitsusefullife.Thecurrentyear'sDepreciationExpenseis$5,000 calculatedonthestraight-linebasisandthebalanceoftheAccumulatedDepreciation accountattheendof theyearis$25,000.Theremainingusefullifeof theplantasset is
a.10 years. b.8years. c.5 years. d.3years.

109.     Equipmentwaspurchasedfor$60,000.Freightchargesamountedto$2,800andthere wasacostof$8,000forbuildingafoundation andinstallingtheequipment.Itisestimated thattheequipmentwillhavea$12,000salvagevalueattheendofits5-yearusefullife. Depreciation expenseeachyearusingthestraight-linemethodwill be
a.$14,160. b.$11,760. c.$9,840. d.$9,600.

110.     Equipmentwaspurchased for$17,000onJanuary1,2008.Freightchargesamountedto $700andtherewasacostof$2,000forbuildingafoundationandinstallingthe equipment.Itisestimatedthattheequipmentwillhavea$3,000salvagevalueattheend ofits5-year useful life.What istheamountofaccumulateddepreciationatDecember31, 2009,if thestraight-linemethodof depreciationisused?
a.$6,680 b.$3,340 c.$2,860 d.$5,720

111.     Acompanypurchasedfactoryequipment onJune 1,2008,for$48,000.Itisestimatedthat theequipmentwillhavea$3,000salvagevalueattheendofits10-yearusefullife.Using thestraight-linemethodofdepreciation,theamounttoberecordedasdepreciation expense atDecember31,2008,is
a.$4,500. b.$2,625. c.$2,250. d.$1,875.

112.     Aplant asset was purchasedon January 1 for$40,000withan estimatedsalvagevalueof $8,000attheendofitsusefullife.Thecurrentyear'sDepreciationExpenseis$4,000 calculatedonthestraight-linebasisandthebalanceoftheAccumulatedDepreciation accountattheendof theyearis$20,000.Theremainingusefullifeof theplantasset is
PlantAssets,NaturalResources,andIntangibleAssets             10-17

a.10 years. b.8years. c.5 years. d.3years.

Usethefollowing informationforquestions113–115.

BrinkmanCorporationboughtequipmentonJanuary1,2008.Theequipmentcost$90,000and hadanexpectedsalvagevalueof$15,000.Thelifeoftheequipmentwasestimatedtobe6 years.

113.     Thedepreciablecostof theequipmentis a.$90,000.
b.$75,000. c.$50,000. d.$12,500.

114.     Thedepreciationexpenseusingthestraight-linemethodof depreciationis a.$17,500.
b.$18,000. c.$12,500.
d.noneof theabove.

115.     Thebookvalueof the equipmentatthebeginningof thethirdyear wouldbe a.$90,000.
b.$75,000. c.$65,000. d.$25,000.

116.     BadenCompanypurchasedmachinerywithalistpriceof$32,000.Theyweregivena 10%discountbythemanufacturer.Theypaid$200forshippingandsalestaxof$1,500. Badenestimatesthatthemachinerywillhaveausefullifeof10yearsandaresidual value of$10,000.IfBadenusesstraight-linedepreciation,annualdepreciationwillbe
a.$2,050. b.$2,036. d.$3,050. d.$1,880.

117.     BatesCompanypurchasedequipmentonJanuary1,2008,atatotalinvoicecostof $600,000.Theequipmenthasanestimatedsalvagevalueof$15,000andanestimated usefullifeof5years.WhatistheamountofaccumulateddepreciationatDecember31, 2009,if thestraight-linemethodof depreciationisused?
a.$120,000 b.$240,000 c.$117,000 d.$234,000
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118.     OnJanuary1,amachinewithausefullifeoffiveyearsandaresidualvalueof$15,000 waspurchasedfor$45,000.Whatisthedepreciationexpenseforyear2underthe double-declining-balancemethodof depreciation?
a.$10,800 b.$18,000 c.$14,400 d.$8,640

119.     Amachinewithacostof$160,000hasanestimatedsalvagevalueof$10,000andan estimatedusefullifeof5yearsor15,000hours.Itistobedepreciatedusingtheunits-of-activitymethodofdepreciation.Whatistheamountofdepreciationforthesecondfull year,during whichthe machinewasused5,000hours?
a.$50,000 b.$30,000 c.$43,333 d.$53,333

120.     Equipmentwithacostof$240,000hasanestimatedsalvagevalueof$15,000andan estimatedlifeof4yearsor15,000hours.Itistobedepreciatedusingtheunits-of-activity method.Whatistheamountofdepreciationforthefirstfullyear,duringwhichthe equipmentwasused 3,300 hours?
a.$60,000 b.$67,800 c.$49,500 d.$56,250

121.     LarimeCompanypurchasedequipmentfor$40,000onJanuary1,2007,andwillusethe double-declining-balancemethodofdepreciation.Itisestimatedthattheequipmentwill havea5-yearlifeanda$2,000salvagevalueattheendofitsusefullife.Theamountof depreciationexpenserecognizedintheyear2009willbe
a.$5,760. b.$9,120. c.$9,600. d.$5,472.

122.     InterlineTruckingpurchasedatractortrailerfor$98,000. Interlineusestheunits-of-activity methodfordepreciatingitstrucksandexpectstodrivethetruck1,000,000milesoverits 12-yearusefullife.Salvagevalueisestimated tobe$14,000.Ifthetruckisdriven90,000 miles in itsfirstyear,howmuchdepreciationexpenseshouldInterlinerecord?
a.$7,000 b.$8,820 c.$7,560 d.$8,167

123.     Anassetwaspurchasedfor$150,000.Ithadanestimatedsalvagevalueof$30,000and anestimatedusefullifeof10years.After5yearsofuse,theestimatedsalvagevalueis revisedto$24,000buttheestimatedusefullifeisunchanged.Assumingstraight-line depreciation, depreciationexpenseinyear6 wouldbe
a.$18,000. b.$13,200. c.$9,000. d.$12,600.
PlantAssets,NaturalResources,andIntangibleAssets             10-19

124.     Equipmentcosting$30,000withasalvagevalueof$6,000andanestimatedlifeof8 yearshasbeendepreciatedusingthestraight-linemethodfor2years.Assuminga revisedestimatedtotallifeof5yearsandnochangeinthesalvage value,thedepreciation expense for year3wouldbe
a.$3,600. b.$8,000. c.$6,000. d.$4,800.

125.     Joe'sQuikShopboughtmachineryfor$25,000onJanuary1,2008.Joeestimatedthe usefullifetobe5yearswithnosalvagevalue,andthestraight-line methodofdepreciation willbeused. OnJanuary 1,2009,Joedecidesthatthebusinesswillusethemachineryfor a total of6 years.What is thereviseddepreciationexpensefor2009?
a.$4,000 b.$2,000 c.$3,333 d$5,000

126.     Eachofthefollowingisusedincomputingrevisedannualdepreciationforachangein estimateexcept
a.bookvalue. b.cost.
c.depreciablecost.
d.remaininguseful life.

127.     A changeintheestimatedusefullife of equipmentrequires
a.aretroactivechangeintheamountofperiodicdepreciationrecognizedinprevious years.
b.thatnochangebemadeintheperiodicdepreciation sothatdepreciationamounts are comparableoverthelifeof theasset.
c.thattheamountofperiodicdepreciationbechangedinthecurrentyearandinfuture years.
d.that incomeforthecurrent yearbeincreased.

128.     HuntCompanyhasdecidedtochangetheestimateoftheusefullifeofanassetthathas beeninservicefor2years. Whichofthefollowingstatementsdescribestheproperwayto revise a usefullifeestimate?
a.Revisionsinusefullifeare permittedifapprovedbytheIRS.
b.Retroactivechangesmustbemadeto correctpreviouslyrecordeddepreciation. c.Onlyfuture yearswill beaffectedbytherevision.
d.Bothcurrentandfutureyearswillbeaffectedbythe revision.

129.     Jim'sCopyShopboughtequipmentfor$90,000onJanuary1,2007.Jimestimatedthe usefullifetobe3yearswithnosalvage value, andthestraight-line methodofdepreciation willbeused.OnJanuary1,2008,Jimdecidesthat the businesswilluse theequipmentfor5years.Whatisthereviseddepreciationexpensefor 2008?
a.$30,000 b.$12,000 c.$15,000 d.$22,500
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130.     Costsincurredtoincreasetheoperatingefficiencyorusefullifeofaplantassetare referred toas
a.capitalexpenditures.b.expenseexpenditures. c.ordinaryrepairs.
d.revenueexpenditures.

131.     Expendituresthatmaintain theoperatingefficiencyandexpectedproductivelifeofaplant assetaregenerally
a.expensedwhenincurred.
b.capitalizedasa partofthecostof theasset.
c.debitedto the AccumulatedDepreciationaccount.d.notrecordeduntiltheybecomematerialinamount.

132.     Whichofthefollowingisnottrue of ordinaryrepairs?
a.Theyprimarilybenefitthecurrentaccountingperiod. b.Theycan bereferredto asrevenueexpenditures.
c.Theymaintaintheexpectedproductivelifeof theasset. d.Theyincreasetheproductivecapacityof theasset.

133.     Thepaneling ofthe body ofanopenpickuptruckwouldbeclassifiedasa(n) a.revenueexpenditure.
b.addition.
c.improvement.d.ordinaryrepair.

134.     Additionsand improvements
a.occurfrequentlyduringtheownershipof aplantasset. b.normallyinvolveimmaterialexpenditures.
c.increasethebookvalueof plantassetswhenincurred. d.typicallyonlybenefitthecurrentaccountingperiod.

135.     Ifa plantassetisretiredbeforeit isfullydepreciatedandnosalvagevalueisreceived, a.againondisposaloccurs.
b.a lossondisposal occurs.
c.eitheragainor a losscan occur. d.neitheragainnor alossoccurs.

136.     Againorlossondisposalof aplantassetis determinedbycomparingthe a.replacementcost oftheassetwiththeasset'soriginal cost.
b.bookvalueof theassetwiththeasset'soriginalcost.
c.originalcost oftheassetwiththeproceedsreceivedfromitssale. d.bookvalueof the assetwiththe proceedsreceivedfromits sale.

137.     Thebookvalueof aplantassetisthedifferencebetweenthe a.replacementcost oftheassetandits historicalcost.
b.costof the asset andtheamountofdepreciationexpenseforthe year. c.costoftheasset andtheaccumulateddepreciationtodate.
d.proceedsreceivedfromthesaleoftheassetand its originalcost.
PlantAssets,NaturalResources,andIntangibleAssets             10-21

138.     Ifa plantassetissoldbefore it isfullydepreciated, a.onlyagainondisposalcanoccur.
b.onlya losson disposalcanoccur.c.eitheragainor a losscan occur.d.neitheragainnor alosscanoccur.

139.     Ifaplantassetisretiredbeforeitisfullydepreciated,andthesalvagevaluereceivedis less thanthe asset's book value,
a.a gainondisposaloccurs. b.a lossondisposal occurs.
c.thereis nogain or lossondisposal.
d.additionaldepreciationexpensemust berecorded.

140      Acompanysellsaplantassetwhichoriginallycost$180,000for$60,000onDecember31, 2008.TheAccumulatedDepreciationaccounthadabalanceof$72,000afterthecurrent year'sdepreciationof $18,000 hadbeenrecorded.Thecompanyshouldrecognizea
a.$120,000lossondisposal. b.$48,000gainondisposal. c.$48,000lossondisposal. d.$30,000lossondisposal.

141.     Ifdisposalofa plantassetoccursduringtheyear,depreciationis a.not recordedfortheyear.
b.recordedforthewholeyear.
c.recordedforthefractionof theyeartothedateof thedisposal. d.not recordediftheasset isscrapped.

142.     Ifafullydepreciatedplant asset is still usedbya company,the
a.estimatedremainingusefullifemustberevisedtocalculatethecorrectrevised depreciation.
b.assetisremovedfromthebooks.
c.accumulateddepreciationaccountisremovedfromthebooksbuttheassetaccount remains.
d.assetandtheaccumulateddepreciation continue tobereportedonthebalancesheet withoutadjustment untiltheassetisretired.

143.     Whichofthefollowingstatementsisnottruewhenafullydepreciatedplantassetis retired?
a.Theplantasset'sbookvalue isequaltoitsestimated salvagevalue. b.Theaccumulateddepreciationaccountisdebited.
c.Theassetaccount iscredited.
d.Theplantasset'soriginalcost equalsitsbookvalue.

144.     Ifaplantassetisretiredbeforeitisfullydepreciated,andnosalvageorscrapvalueis received,
a.againondisposalwillberecorded.
b.phantomdepreciationmustbetakenasthoughtheassetwerestillonthe books. c.a losson disposalwill berecorded.
d.nogainorlossondisposal willberecorded.
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145.     Thebookvalueof anassetwillequalitsfairmarket valueatthedateofsaleif a.a gainondisposalisrecorded.
b.nogainorlossondisposalisrecorded. c.theplantassetisfully depreciated.
d.a lossondisposal isrecorded.

146.     Atruckcosting$110,000wasdestroyedwhenitsenginecaughtfire.Atthedateofthe fire,theaccumulateddepreciationonthetruckwas$50,000.Aninsurancecheckfor $125,000wasreceivedbasedonthereplacementcostofthetruck.Theentrytorecord theinsuranceproceedsandthedispositionof the truckwill include a
a.GainonDisposalof $15,000.
b.creditto theTruckaccountof $60,000.
c.credittotheAccumulatedDepreciationaccountfor$50,000. d.GainonDisposalof $65,000.

147.     OnJuly1,2008,MeedKennelssellsequipmentfor$66,000.Theequipmentoriginally cost$180,000,hadanestimated5-yearlifeandanexpectedsalvagevalueof$30,000. Theaccumulateddepreciationaccounthadabalanceof$105,000onJanuary1,2008, using thestraight-linemethod.Thegainorlossondisposalis
a.$9,000gain. b.$6,000loss. c.$9,000loss. d.$6,000gain.

148.     A lossondisposalof aplantassetisreportedinthefinancialstatements a.intheOtherRevenuesandGainssection oftheincomestatement.b.intheOtherExpensesandLossessectionof theincomestatement. c.asadirectincreasetothecapitalaccount onthe balancesheet.
d.as adirectdecrease tothecapitalaccount onthe balancesheet.

149.     WellsCompany'sdeliverytruck,whichoriginallycost$70,000,wasdestroyedbyfire.At thetimeofthefire,thebalanceoftheAccumulatedDepreciationaccountamountedto $47,500.The companyreceived$40,000reimbursementfromits insurancecompany.The gain orlossasaresultof thefire was
a.$30,000loss. b.$17,500loss. c.$30,000gain. d.$17,500gain.

150.     Atruckthatcost$21,000andonwhich$10,000ofaccumulateddepreciationhasbeen recordedwasdisposedoffor $9,000cash.Theentrytorecordthiseventwouldincludeaa.gainof $2,000.
b.lossof $2,000.
c.credittotheTruckaccountfor$11,000.
d.creditto AccumulatedDepreciationfor$10,000.

151.     Atruckthatcost$36,000andonwhich$30,000ofaccumulateddepreciationhasbeen recordedwasdisposedoffor $9,000cash.Theentrytorecordthiseventwouldincludeaa.gainof $3,000.
b.lossof $3,000.
c.credittotheTruckaccountfor$6,000.
d.creditto AccumulatedDepreciationfor$30,000.
PlantAssets,NaturalResources,andIntangibleAssets             10-23

152.     AceCorporationsoldequipmentfor$12,000.Theequipmenthadanoriginalcostof $36,000andaccumulateddepreciationof $18,000.Asaresultof thesale,
a.netincomewill increase$12,000. b.netincomewillincrease$6,000.c. netincomewilldecrease$6,000.d.netincomewilldecrease$12,000.

153.     Jarmans CourierServicerecorded alossof$3,000whenitsoldavanthatoriginallycost $28,000for $5,000.Accumulateddepreciationonthevanmusthavebeen
a.$26,000. b.$8,000.c.$25,000. d.$20,000.

154.     Onabalancesheet,naturalresourcesmaybedescribedmorespecificallyasallofthe followingexcept
a.landimprovements. b.mineraldeposits.
c.oilreserves. d.timberlands.

155.     Naturalresourcesare
a.depreciatedusingtheunits-of-activity method.
b.physicallyextractedinoperationsandarereplaceableonlybyanact ofnature. c.reportedattheirmarketvalue.
d.amortizedovera periodnolongerthan40years.

156.     Depletionis
a.a decreaseinmarketvalueof naturalresources.
b.the amountof spoilagethatoccurswhennaturalresourcesareextracted. c.theallocationof the costof naturalresources toexpense.
d.themethodusedtorecordunsuccessfulpatents.

157.     Toqualifyasnaturalresourcesintheaccountingsense,assetsmustbe a.underground.
b.replaceable.
c.of amineralnature.
d.physicallyextractedinoperations.

158.     Themethodmostcommonlyusedtocomputedepletionisthe a.straight-linemethod.
b.double-declining-balancemethod. c.units-of-activitymethod.
d.effectiveinterestmethod.

159.     Incomputingdepletion,salvagevalueis a.alwaysimmaterial.
b.ignored.
c.impossibletoestimate.
d.includedinthe calculation.
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160.     Ifa miningcompanyextracts1,500,000tonsinaperiodbutonlysells1,200,000 tons, a.totaldepletiononthemineis basedonthe1,200,000tons.
b.depletionexpenseisrecognized onthe1,500,000tonsextracted.
c.depletionexpenseisrecognized onthe1,200,000tonsextractedandsold.
d.aseparateaccumulateddepletionaccountissetuptorecorddepletiononthe 300,000tonsextractedbutnotsold.

161.     Acoalcompanyinvests$16millioninamineestimatedtohave20milliontonsofcoaland nosalvagevalue.Itisexpectedthattheminewillbeinoperationfor5years.Inthefirst year,1,000,000 tonsofcoalareextractedandsold.Whatisthedepletionexpenseforthe first year?
a.$800,000 b.$320,000 c.$80,000
d.Cannotbedeterminedfromtheinformationprovided.

162.     AccumulatedDepletion
a.isusedbyallcompanieswithnaturalresources. b.hasanormaldebitbalance.
c.isacontra-assetaccount.
d.isnevershown onthebalancesheet.

163.     OnJuly4,2008,MontanaMiningCompanypurchasedthemineralrightstoagranite depositfor$800,000.Itisestimatedthattherecoverablegranitewillbe400,000tons. During2008,100,000tonsofgranitewasextractedand60,000tonsweresold.The amount of theDepletionExpenserecognizedfor2008wouldbe
a.$100,000. b.$60,000.c.$120,000. d.$200,000.

164.     Depletionexpenseiscomputedbymultiplyingthedepletioncostperunitbythe a.totalestimatedunits.
b.totalactualunits.
c.numberof unitsextracted. d.numberof unitssold.

165.     Intangibleassetsaretherightsandprivilegesthatresultfromownershipoflong-lived assets that
a.mustbegeneratedinternally.
b.aredepletablenaturalresources. c.havebeenexchangedatagain. d.donothavephysicalsubstance.

166.     Identifytheitembelowwherethetermsarenotrelated. a.Equipment—depreciation
b.Franchise—depreciation c.       Copyright—amortization d.Oilwell—depletion
PlantAssets,NaturalResources,andIntangibleAssets             10-25

167.     A patentshould
a.be amortizedovera periodof20years.b.notbeamortizedifithas an indefinitelife.
c.beamortizedoveritsusefullifeor20 years,whicheverislonger. d.beamortizedoveritsusefullifeor20 years,whicheveris shorter.

168.     Theentrytorecordpatent amortizationusuallyincludes a creditto a.AmortizationExpense.
b.AccumulatedAmortization. c.Accumulated Depreciation. d.Patents.

169.     Thecostof successfullydefendingapatentinaninfringementsuitshouldbe a.chargedtoLegalExpenses.
b.deductedfromthebookvalueof thepatent. c.addedtothecostof thepatent.
d.recognizedasalossinthecurrentperiod.

170.     Anassetthatcannotbesoldindividuallyinthe marketplaceis a.apatent.
b.goodwill.
c.a copyright.d.a tradename.

171.     Goodwillcan berecorded
a.whencustomerskeepreturningbecausetheyaresatisfiedwiththecompany's products.
b.whenthe companyacquires agoodlocationforits business. c.whenthecompanyhas exceptionalmanagement.
d.onlywhenthereisanexchangetransactioninvolvingthepurchaseofanentire business.

172.     OnJuly1,2008,MarshCompanypurchasedthecopyrighttoParsonsComputertutorials for$162,000.Itisestimatedthatthecopyrightwillhaveausefullifeof5yearswithan estimatedsalvagevalueof$12,000.TheamountofAmortizationExpenserecognizedfor theyear2008wouldbe
a.$32,400. b.$15,000. c.$30,000. d.$16,200.

173.     Allof thefollowingintangibleassetsare amortizedexcept a.copyrights.
b.limited-lifefranchises. c.patents.
d.trademarks.

174.     Whichofthefollowingisnot anintangibleassetarisingfromagovernmentgrant? a.Goodwill
b.Patent
c.Trademarkd.Tradename
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175.     Theamortizationperiodforapatentcannotexceed a.50years.
b.40years. c.20years. d.10 years.

176.     Costallocationof anintangibleassetisreferredto as a.amortization.
b.depletion. c.accretion.

d.capitalization.

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