Types of Assets
Capitalization
Non-cash & Lump Sum
Asset Valuation
100

Property plant and equipment is what kind of asset?

What is tangible asset? 

100

All expenditures necessary to bring the set to its desired condition and location for use is called

What is capitalized cost. 

100

The acquisitions value of the newly issued debts/stocks equals? 

What is the present value?

100

When evaluating intangible assets what cost are not able to be capitalized?

What is internal R&D?

200

Exclusive right to display a word, a slogan, a symbol, or an emblem that distinctively identifies a company, product or service is know as?

What is Trademarks. 

200

The purchase price and all expenditures necessary to bring the asset to its desired condition and location for use are part of the?

                                                       


What is initial cost?

200

Issuing debt is one way for a company to acquire cash. What is the other way? 

What is issuing stocks?

200

When purchasing equipment the value of the equipment is it's purchase price less what?

What is discounts?

300

What asset is not depreciable?

What is land?

300

What cost may not be capitalized?

What is recurring & maintenance costs  

                                                       


                     


300

Company A bought a table and chair for $1500. The fair value of the table is $1200 and the fair value of the chair is $400. What is the allocated amount for the table?

What is $1125?

300

Company A bought a machine for $600,000 dollars. They also had cost of installation of $50,000 and spent another $30,000 testing it before brining it into service. What is the value of the asset?

What is $680,000?

400

What type of assets is depleted instead of depreciated? 

What is natural resources?

400

When recording an asset with an unknown cost, what value should be used in capitalization of that asset?

What is Fair value?

400

Company A stock is valued at $30 per share and is looking to buy a piece of land worth $600,000. How many shares will Company A have to issue in exchange for the land?

What is 20,000 shares?

400

Company A paid $1,000,000 to purchase all of James Company’s assets and assumed Company B's liabilities of $200,000. Company B's assets were valued at $600,000. What is the goodwill that Company A will record on its books?

What is $600,000?

500

This has a life of the creator + 70 years.                    


What is a copyright?

500

After the depletion of a natural resources companies are required to return the land to its original condition. It is a liability known as.

What is asset retirement obligation?

500

 Mikes Management purchased land with a building on it for $800,000. In addition to the purchase price, Mike made the following expenditures related to the acquisition: broker's commission $25,000, title insurance $5,000, and misc closing cost of $7,000. An independent appraisal of the land valued the land at $600,000 and the building for $400,000. What is amount that should be capitalized for the land?

                      

What is $502,200?

500

Jim bought a car for $30,000. Also included were tax and title fees of $1,000 and registrations of $500. He also prepaid an upcoming excise tax bill of $1000. What is the value of Jim's asset?

What is $31,500?