
Concept explainers
1.
Provide explanation regarding the expenditures that a company capitalizes if acquires equipment for cash.
2.a
Explain the manner in which the company ascertains the cost of the equipment purchased by exchanging bonds having an established market price.
2.b
Provide explanation regarding the expenditures that a company capitalizes if bonds do not have an established market price
2.c
Provide explanation regarding the expenditures that a company capitalizes if common stock does not have established market price.
2.d
Provide explanation regarding the expenditures that a company capitalizes if similar equipment has determinable market value.
3.
Provide explanation for the factors that is used by company to ascertain whether it capitalizes expenditures relating to property, plant and equipment.

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