Title In early January, Swanton Corp. purchased a building to house its manufacturing operations in Moose. Description In early January, Swanton Corp. purchased a building to house its manufacturing operations in Moose Jaw for $470,000. The company agreed to lease the land that the building stood on for $14,000 per year from the industrial park owner, and the municipality donated $140,000 to Swanton as an incentive to locate in the area and acquire the building. Prepare entries to record the cash that was exchanged in each of the transactions, assuming the cost reduction method is used.

Title In early January, Swanton Corp. purchased a building to house its manufacturing operations in Moose. Description In early January, Swanton Corp. purchased a building to house its manufacturing operations in Moose Jaw for $470,000. The company agreed to lease the land that the building stood on for $14,000 per year from the industrial park owner, and the municipality donated $140,000 to Swanton as an incentive to locate in the area and acquire the building. Prepare entries to record the cash that was exchanged in each of the transactions, assuming the cost reduction method is used.

SWFT Essntl Tax Individ/Bus Entities 2020

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Chapter17: Business Tax Credits And The Alternative Minimum Tax

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