ow much should be grant income for the first year of grant for each of the following cases?
ow much should be grant income for the first year of grant for each of the following cases?
Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions
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Topic: Government Grant
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How much should be grant income for the first year of grant for
each of the following cases?
a. A 10-year, non-interest bearing, P20,000,000 term loan was received from the Philippine government. Without the loan from the government, the entity would need to pay 8% interest per year.
b. P3,000,000 government grant was received to support the
continued existence of the entity. The entity was heavily
affected by the ashfall from a nearby volcano. The entity
has a total legal life of 50 years and is on its 40th year.
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