FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING: TOOLS WP ACCESS
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Chapter 9, Problem 9.1AP
To determine
Type of costs: The cost of land and building includes the following costs:
- Purchase price of land
- Attorney fees
- Real estate agent commission
- Title
- Recording fees
- Legal fees
- Architect fees
- Building construction costs
- Interest costs related to the construction
- Sale of salvaged materials
- Additional expenses :
- Clearing
- Filling and leveling of land
- Removing of old buildings
To analyze: the transactions relating to land, building, and other accounts.
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