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![Show how the intangible assets section of the statement of financial position would be presented four years after acquisition of
these assets, assuming that there has been no evidence that their values have been impaired. Assume that a full year of
amortization was taken in the year of acquisition.
Intangible assets, at cost less accumulated amortization
Copyrights
Patents
Customer Lists
Licences
Total intangible assets
$
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![Sandhill Ltd. purchased several intangible assets, as follows:
Asset
Licences
Customer lists
(a)
The following information is also available:
Asset
Licences
Purchase Cost
Customer
lists
Patents
Copyrights
$80,000
In addition to the costs listed above, there were legal fees of $15,100 associated with the licence acquisitions. The licences are
valid in perpetuity, and sales of the products produced under the licences have been strong and are expected to continue at
the same level for many decades.
The customer lists are expected to be useful for the next six years.
The patent has a legal life of 20 years, but technological changes are expected to render it worthless after about 8 years.
The copyright is good for another 40 years, but nearly all the related sales are expected to occur during the next 10 years.
$
60,300
Calculate the annual amortization expense, if any, that should be recorded for each of these intangible assets, assuming the
straight-line method is appropriate. (Do not leave any answer field blank. Enter O for amounts.)
$
$
Asset
$
Patent
Annual amortization expense
Copyright
Purchase Cost
$151,000
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