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Problem 7-3B
(LO 7-2)
1.
Purchase price
$5
,600,
000
Less:
Goodwill
2.
Debit
Credit
Accounts Receiv
able
(at fair val
ue)
650,000
Buildings
(at fair
value)
Accounts Payab
le
(at fair value)
Problem 7-4B
(LO 7-3)
1. Expense
2. Capitalize
3. Capitalize
4. Expense
5. Expense
6. Capitalize
current year.
Problem 7-5B
(LO 7-4)
Requirement 1
Str
aight-line
Cheetah Cop
y
Calculation
End of Year Am
ounts
Year
Depreciable
Cost*
X
Depreciation
Rate
=
Depreciation
Expense
Accumulated
Depreciation
Book
Value**
1
$
105
,000
0.25
$26,250
26,250
$113,750
2
105,000
0.25
26,250
52,500
87,500
3
105,000
0.25
26,250
78,750
61,250
26,250
Requirement 2
Double-declining-ba
lance
Cheetah Cop
y
Calculation
End of Year Am
ounts
Year
Beginning
Book Value
X
Depreciation
Rate*
=
Depreciation
Expense
Accumulated
Depreciation
Book
Value**
1
$140,000
0.50
$70,000
70,000
$70,000
2
70,000
0.50
35,000
105,0
00
35,000
3
35,000
0.50
0***
105,000
35,000
Requirement 3
Activity-based
Cheetah Cop
y
Calculation
End of Year Amoun
ts
Year
Hours
Used
X
Depreciation
Rate*
=
Depreciation
Expense
Accumulated
Depreciation
Book
Value**
1
3,0
00
$13.125
$39,375
39,375
$100,625
2
2,000
65,625
3
2,000
91,875
4
2,000
*** Amount
needed to re
duce book
value to resi
dual value.
* $
105
,000 / 8,000 hours =
$13.125/hour
Problem 7-6B
(LO 7-5)
Requirement 1
a. Goodwill
is not amortize
d.
Debit
Credit
b.
Amorti
zation Exp
ense
5,500*
Patents
5,500
Franchises
Requirement 2
Lettuce Expres
s
Balance Sheet
December 31, 2
018
(Intangible As
sets section)
Intangible As
sets
Goodwill
$1
60,000
Problem 7-7B
(LO 7-4, 7-5)
Requirement 1
Debit
Credit
Depreciation E
xpense
71,680*
Accumulated Depre
ciation
71,680
Depreciation E
xpense
15,000*
Accumulated Depre
ciation
15,000
Requirement 2
Debit
Credit
Amortization Exp
ense
25,000*
Patent
Requirement 3
Togo’s Sand
wich Shop
December 31, 2
018
Cost
Accumulated
Depreciation
Book
Value
Land
$
85,000
–
$
85,000
Building
Equipment
Patent
Problem 7-8B
(LO 7-6)
Requirement 1
Requirement 2
Cost of the ove
n
Less: Accumula
ted depreciation
(1
27
,500)
Requirement 3
Sale amount
$3
41
,000
Less:
Cost of the ove
n
$4
55
,000
Less: Accumula
ted d
ep
reciation
(1
27
,500)
Gain
Requirement 4
Debit
Credit
Cash
3
41
,000
Accumulated Depre
ciation
1
27
,500
Equipment
Pro
blem 7-9B
(LO 7-7)
Requirement 1
Papa’s Pizza
Net
Income
÷
Average
Total Assets
=
Return
on Assets
$2,223
÷
($14,998 + $15,46
5)
/2
=
14
.6
%
÷
Average
Total Assets
=
÷
($14,998 + $15,46
5)/2
=
Requirement 2
Pizza Prince
Net
Income
÷
Average
Total Assets
=
Return
on Assets
$
129
÷
($
919
+ $1,157)/2
=
12.4%
Net
Income
÷
=
$
129
÷
=
Average
$1,835
÷
($
919
+
$1,157)/2
=
Requirement 3
Papa’s Pizza
has a
higher prof
it margin th
an Pizza Prince (9.2
% vs. 7.0%), while
Problem 7-10B
(LO 7-7)
Requirement 1
Cars Only
Net
Income
÷
Average
Total Assets
=
Return
on Assets
$500,000
÷
$
1,
700,
000
=
29.4%
÷
Average
Total Assets
=
÷
$
1,
700,
000
=
Requirement 2
Cars and Boats
Net
Income
÷
Average
Total Assets
=
Return
on Assets
$700,000
÷
$
1,
900,
000
=
36.8%
÷
Average
Total Assets
=
÷
$
1,
900,
000
=
Requirement 3
Go forward
with the expans
ion plans to include th
e sale of recr
eational boats. The
ADDITIONAL PERSPECTIVES
Continuing Problem: Great Adventures
AP7-1
Requirement 1
Purchase price
$12,000
Painting and
new logo
3,000
Deluxe roof rac
k and tra
iler hitch
$17,000
Requirement 2
Annual insura
nce of $1,
800 is ex
pensed as inc
urred over t
he period fr
om July 1,
201
9
Requirement 3
Great Adventure
s
Calculation
End of Year Am
ounts
Year
Allocation
Base*
X
Depreciation
Rate
=
Depreciation
Expense
Accumulated
Depreciation
Book
Value**
1
$12,500
0.20×1/2
$1,250
1,250
$15,750
2
12
,500
0.20
2,500
3,750
13,250
3
12
,500
0.20
2,500
6,250
10,750
5
12,500
5,750
6
12
,500
1,250
Total
Requirement 4
July 1, 20
21
Debit
Credit
Cash
10,000
Accumulated Depre
ciation
5,000
Loss
2,000
Financial Analysis: American Eagle
AP7-2
Requirement 1
The straight-line me
thod is use
d. The esti
mated usefu
l lives are as follo
ws:
Buildings
25
years
Requiremen
t
2
The cost of pro
perty an
d equipment i
s $1,684,709,
000
and the book val
ue is
$694,856,000. Book
v
al
ue is the sa
me as
“P
ro
perty and eq
uipment
, net”
. Deprecia
tion
Requirement 3
The store lease
s generally ha
ve initial term
s of ten years.
T
he f
uture m
inimum lea
se
Financial Analysis: The Buckle
AP7-3
Requirement 1
Buckle uses a com
bination of a
ccelerated a
nd straig
ht
–
line depre
ciation method
s. The
estimated usef
ul lives are as f
ollows:
Requirement 2
Requirement 3
The most common te
rm for the leases is ten years.
The future min
imum rental
Comparative Analysis: American Eagle vs. The Buckle
AP7-4
Requirement 1
American Eag
le ($ in thousa
nds)
Net
Income
÷
Average
Total Assets
=
Retur
n
on Assets
$80,322
÷
($
1,
694,
164 + $
1,
696
,908)/2
=
4.7%
÷
=
÷
=
Requirement 2
Buckle ($ in tho
usands)
Net
Income
÷
Average
Total Assets
=
Return
on Assets
$162,564
÷
($
546,293 + $542,
993)/2
=
29.8%
$162,564
÷
=
÷
Average
Total Assets
=
÷
=
Requirement 3
Buckle has a hi
gher return
on assets, prof
it margin, an
d asset turnover c
ompared
with
Ethics
AP7-5
Requirement 1
A company c
ould increase e
arnings by c
hanging from
double-declining-balance t
o
straight-
line in
the early
years of an as
set’s life.
Double-declining-bala
nce
Requirement 2
A company c
ould increase earning
s by lengthe
ning the estima
ted service
lives of
depreciable a
ssets. For examp
le, General
Motors reporte
d an in
crease in in
c
ome due
Requirement 3
A company c
ould increase earning
s by incr
easing the estima
ted resid
ual value of
Internet Research
AP
7-6
This case pro
vides an opportu
nity for stude
nts to lear
n
h
ow to lo
cate annual re
ports
Written Communication
AP
7-7
The dictionary
definition o
f depreciatio
n is a decre
ase in val
ue of an asset. The
accounting conce
p
t
of deprec
iation is diffe
rent. Depreciation in accou
nting is
the
Earnings Management
AP7-8
Requirement 1
Adjusting the estima
ted service
lives of de
preciable asse
ts
fr
om 10
years to six ye
ars
Requirement 2
Reducing the e
stimated re
sidual values
to zero wil
l also increase depreciation ex
pense
Requirement 3
In addition to
heading off ad
ditional go
vernment reg
ulations, Ener
gy Resource
s might
have additional i
ncentives t
o report lower profits
in the curre
nt
“record
-breaking
performance”
peri
od. One incentive i
s inco
me smoothing. By m
an
a
ging earnin
g
s