USING THE FOLLOWING DATA, CALCULATE THE DOLLAR AMOUNT ($) OF TOTAL INTANGIBLE ASSETS DEPRECIATION EXPENSE-BLDG 5. SALARIES AND WAGES PAYABLE 800 LAND 200 ACCUMULATED DEPRECIATION-BUILDING 35 UNEARNED SALES REVENUE 360 SHORT TERM INVESTMENTS 93 PATENTS 69 NOTES PAYABLE 180 --- PREPAID LEGAL EXPENSE 18 BUILDING 990 MORTGAGE PAYABLE 510 LONG TERM NOTES RECEIVABLE 30 25 GOODWILL 18 MEDICAL SUPPLIES 720 103 LAND HELD FOR FUTURE USE BONDS PAYABLE 14 280 UNEARNED INTEREST FEES COST OF SALES 45 3 LAND HELD FOR FUTURE USE INTEREST INCOME 170 387 COPYRIGHTS INVENTORY 20 122 PREPAID ADVERTISING PENSION OBLIGATIONS 50 15 LONG TERM NOTES PAYABLE 180 RENTAL FEES 10 TRADEMARK ACCRUED LIABILITIES

USING THE FOLLOWING DATA, CALCULATE THE DOLLAR AMOUNT ($) OF TOTAL INTANGIBLE ASSETS DEPRECIATION EXPENSE-BLDG 5. SALARIES AND WAGES PAYABLE 800 LAND 200 ACCUMULATED DEPRECIATION-BUILDING 35 UNEARNED SALES REVENUE 360 SHORT TERM INVESTMENTS 93 PATENTS 69 NOTES PAYABLE 180 --- PREPAID LEGAL EXPENSE 18 BUILDING 990 MORTGAGE PAYABLE 510 LONG TERM NOTES RECEIVABLE 30 25 GOODWILL 18 MEDICAL SUPPLIES 720 103 LAND HELD FOR FUTURE USE BONDS PAYABLE 14 280 UNEARNED INTEREST FEES COST OF SALES 45 3 LAND HELD FOR FUTURE USE INTEREST INCOME 170 387 COPYRIGHTS INVENTORY 20 122 PREPAID ADVERTISING PENSION OBLIGATIONS 50 15 LONG TERM NOTES PAYABLE 180 RENTAL FEES 10 TRADEMARK ACCRUED LIABILITIES

Century 21 Accounting Multicolumn Journal

11th Edition

ISBN:9781337679503

Author:Gilbertson

Publisher:Gilbertson

Chapter19: Accounting For Plant Assets, Depreciation, And Intangible Assets

Section19.6: Buying Intangible Assets And Calculating Amortization Expense

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