In 2023, DelCano Properties paid $540,000 for a tract of land on which two buildings were located. The plan was to demolish Buildi and build a new factory (Building C) in its place. Building B was to be used as a company office and was appraised at a value of $189,108. A lighted parking lot near Building B had improvements valued at $50,058. Without considering the buildings or improvements, the tract of land was estimated to have a value of $317,034. The company incurred the following additional costs: Cost to demolish Building A Cost to landscape new building site Cost to construct new building (Building C) Cost of new land improvements (Land Improvements C) $46,800 $69,000 $542,400 $40,500 Required 1. Prep (No Title)edule having the following column headings: Land, Building B, Building C, Land Improvements B, and Land Improvements C. Allocate the costs incurred by the company to the appropriate columns and total each column. 2. Prepare a single journal entry dated June 1 to record all the incurred costs, assuming they were paid in cash on that date 2022 McGraw Hill Ltd

In 2023, DelCano Properties paid $540,000 for a tract of land on which two buildings were located. The plan was to demolish Buildi and build a new factory (Building C) in its place. Building B was to be used as a company office and was appraised at a value of $189,108. A lighted parking lot near Building B had improvements valued at $50,058. Without considering the buildings or improvements, the tract of land was estimated to have a value of $317,034. The company incurred the following additional costs: Cost to demolish Building A Cost to landscape new building site Cost to construct new building (Building C) Cost of new land improvements (Land Improvements C) $46,800 $69,000 $542,400 $40,500 Required 1. Prep (No Title)edule having the following column headings: Land, Building B, Building C, Land Improvements B, and Land Improvements C. Allocate the costs incurred by the company to the appropriate columns and total each column. 2. Prepare a single journal entry dated June 1 to record all the incurred costs, assuming they were paid in cash on that date 2022 McGraw Hill Ltd

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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