Mini-Exercise 6-3 (Static) Capitalizing versus expensing LO 6-2 Stucki Holdings Corporation incurred the following expenditures: $5,700 cost to replace the transmission in a company-owned vehicle; $19,300 cost of annual prope insurance on the company's production facilities; $15,100 cost to develop and register a design patent; $25,400 cost to add a security and monitoring system to the company's distribution center; $700 cost to repair paint damage on a company-owned vehicle caused by normal wear and tear. Required: Which, if any, of these expenditures should be capitalized? Note: Select all that apply. Check All That Apply U U $5,700 $15,100 $25,400 $19,300

Mini-Exercise 6-3 (Static) Capitalizing versus expensing LO 6-2 Stucki Holdings Corporation incurred the following expenditures: $5,700 cost to replace the transmission in a company-owned vehicle; $19,300 cost of annual prope insurance on the company's production facilities; $15,100 cost to develop and register a design patent; $25,400 cost to add a security and monitoring system to the company's distribution center; $700 cost to repair paint damage on a company-owned vehicle caused by normal wear and tear. Required: Which, if any, of these expenditures should be capitalized? Note: Select all that apply. Check All That Apply U U $5,700 $15,100 $25,400 $19,300

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