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Introduction:Plant building land improvement intangible assets etc are shown in the
To determine:The amount of cash used to purchase property and equipment.
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Introduction: Depreciation refers to the allocation of cost on fixed assets for its useful life. Business allocates depreciation for tax and accounting purpose. Land fixed is not
The expense charged on intangible assets over its expected useful life is termed as amortization.It includes
To compute: Annual amortization and depreciation for G.
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Introduction: Plant building land improvement intangible assets etc are shown in the balance sheet and all assets is not intended turn into cash treated as long term assets. Long term asset exclude the depreciation from their respective asset. Generally long term asset refer to assets that have more than one year useful life.
To compute: The total amount net cash used in investment activities
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