The following balances at 1/01/17 are taken from the books of Diamond Ltd whose financial statements are prepared to 31 December each year. P Land @ cost                                                               1,000,000 Buildings @ cost                                                           500,000 Buildings (Accumulated depreciation)                          210,000 Plant & equipment @ cost                                               40,000 Plant & equipment (Accumulated depreciation)             24,000   The company's depreciation policies are as follows.   Depreciation is not charged on Land. Building has depreciation provided at 2% per annum on cost on the straight line basis. Plant & equipment its depreciation is provided at 25% per annum on the reducing balance basis. A full year's deprecation is charged in the year of acquisition of all assets and none in the year of disposal. During the year to 31/12/17 the below transactions took place. 1/03/17            Office equipment with a cost of P8,000 with a net book value of P2,000 was sold for P3,000. 10/06/17          The office equipment which was purchased at a cost of P16,000 was to replace some old items which were given in part exchange. The agreed part exchange value was P4,000 and its original cost was P8,000 and had a net book value of P2,000. The company paid a balance of P12,000 cash. 8/10/17            The building was extended at a cost of P50,000. In preparing the financial statements at 31/12/17, land was revalued upwards with P200,000 to reflect the recent market survey.   Required: Do the Property, Plant&Equipment statement for Diamond Ltd as it should appear in the explanatory notes for the financial statements.

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The following balances at 1/01/17 are taken from the books of Diamond Ltd whose financial statements are prepared to 31 December each year.

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Land @ cost                                                               1,000,000

Buildings @ cost                                                           500,000

Buildings (Accumulated depreciation)                          210,000

Plant & equipment @ cost                                               40,000

Plant & equipment (Accumulated depreciation)             24,000

 

The company's depreciation policies are as follows.

 

  • Depreciation is not charged on Land.
  • Building has depreciation provided at 2% per annum on cost on the straight line basis.
  • Plant & equipment its depreciation is provided at 25% per annum on the reducing balance basis.
  • A full year's deprecation is charged in the year of acquisition of all assets and none in the year of disposal.

During the year to 31/12/17 the below transactions took place.

1/03/17            Office equipment with a cost of P8,000 with a net book value of P2,000 was sold for P3,000.

10/06/17          The office equipment which was purchased at a cost of P16,000 was to replace some old items which were given in part exchange. The agreed part exchange value was P4,000 and its original cost was P8,000 and had a net book value of P2,000. The company paid a balance of P12,000 cash.

8/10/17            The building was extended at a cost of P50,000.

In preparing the financial statements at 31/12/17, land was revalued upwards with P200,000 to reflect the recent market survey.

 

Required:

Do the Property, Plant&Equipment statement for Diamond Ltd as it should appear in the explanatory notes for the financial statements.

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