Beginning of 2021, a land with a huge complex building was purchased at P 50,000,000. It was then decided that 25% of the complex will be used for cockpit arena while the rest of the spaces will be for rental. 80% of the total cost was allocated to the land and that its total life is 50 years and this was purchased by the entity after 20 years of use by the previous owner. It was renovated before use at P 10,000,000. Its ending fair values are 110% and 112% of the original cost for 2021 and 2022, respectively. If the property is subsequently accounted at cost model and depreciated on a straight line method, what will be the carrying value of the Land at the end of 2023?
Beginning of 2021, a land with a huge complex building was purchased at P 50,000,000. It was then decided that 25% of the complex will be used for cockpit arena while the rest of the spaces will be for rental. 80% of the total cost was allocated to the land and that its total life is 50 years and this was purchased by the entity after 20 years of use by the previous owner. It was renovated before use at P 10,000,000. Its ending fair values are 110% and 112% of the original cost for 2021 and 2022, respectively. If the property is subsequently accounted at cost model and depreciated on a straight line method, what will be the carrying value of the Land at the end of 2023?
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