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    12-1. The decision whether a given expenditure on intangible asset to be treated as

    expense or asset requires judgment. Expenditure giving rise to future benefits will

    be classified as assets while those expenditure the future benefits from which are

    uncertain are charged of as expense in the year incurred. The expected benefitfrom the intangible assets can be assessed in terms of the following:

    a) Patents: Actual production of the goods covered by the patent

    b) Goodwill: eview of actual excess income as well as actual income of the

    investeec) Trademark ! Tradename: "ontinuous production of the product covered by

    the trademar#!tradename.

    12-2. esearch and $evelopment "osts vary widely among companies. %anyexpenditures do have future worth& while others are so highly uncertain as to

    future value that recording them as assets is clearly improper.

    The auditor's interest in auditing esearch and $evelopment costs stems from theobjective of determining whether they should be deferred or charged against

    current operations. (e shall be guided by AA* in judging whether the client's

    treatment of the esearch and $evelopment "osts is justified or not.

    12-3. Menfro, Inc.

    The rapid amorti+ation of the leasehold for the first twelve ,-) years resulted to

    an understatement of income totaling to */0&000:

    "orrect amorti+ation *120&000 x - *30&0000

    Amorti+ation per client ,*3&200 x -) 440&000

    5ver6amorti+ation * /0&000

    7n view of the above& the amount of */0&000 should be added bac# to etainedEarnings as correction of prior years' profits. 8urthermore& amorti+ation of

    *&200 for the -4th

    year should be recorded.

    These adjustments would result to a net increase in the etained Earnings balance

    which will enable the company to declare dividends without depleting theetained Earnings balance significantly.

    CHAPTER

    12 SUBSTANTIVE TESTS OFINTANGIBLE ASSETS

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    12-4. Reuirement !a"

    The annual depreciation for years -- to 2 is *-&//3. 9y the end of the 2thyear&

    the building would be fully depreciated. ,20&000 ; 2&000) ! -2 years)

    Reuirement !#"

    7f the original lease had contained a renewal clause for an additional 0 years& the

    depreciation rate would still be 2

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    Adusting -ournal Entries

    ,-) "apital in excess of par value B0&000.00

    *atent * -0&000.00

    *atent @ 40&000.00*atent 10&000.00

    To adjust patent valuation to conform

    to 97 requirement.

    ,) Accumulated amorti+ation ; *atent * 2&-2-.2Accumulated amorti+ation ; *atent @ -2&000.00

    Accumulated amorti+ation ; *atent 0&000.00

    etained earnings ; "orrection of prior

    years' profit 10&-2-.2

    To adjust amorti+ation provision from->>3 to 002.

    12-6. Cartwright Corporation

    .ote to +nstructor: 8or ease of discussion& the adjusting entries in the solution are

    dated to correspond with the original erroneous journal entries. 7n actual practice&

    they would be dated as of the year6end.

    Can. - 5rgani+ation Expenses -3&200

    7ntangibles -3&200

    To classify incorporation fees.

    -0 5rgani+ation Expenses 3&200

    7ntangibles 3&200To classify legal fees for the

    organi+ation of the company.

    2 Advertising Expense -2&000

    7ntangibles -2&000

    To expense advertising costs.

    Apr. - Dand -2&000

    9uilding 0&0007ntangibles 42&000

    To reclassify land and buildings for

    $ activities.

    %ay -2 esearch and $evelopment Expenses -2&0007ntangibles -2&000

    To expense materials purchased.

    Alternatively& unused materials and

    supplies& if material& may be set up as

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    prepaid expenses.

    Cune 40 *atent -0&0007ntangibles -0&000

    To reclassify the patent.

    Culy - 7ncome =ummary ! etained Earnings -&000

    7ntangibles -&000

    To record operating loss.

    $ec. -0 esearch and $evelopment Expenses -&000

    7ntangibles -&000

    To record acquisition of equipment.

    4- esearch and $evelopment Expenses 40&000

    7ntangibles 40&000To expense $ costs.

    4- esearch and $evelopment Expenses 320

    Accumulated $epreciation: 9uilding 320

    To record F year depreciation on $ building ,06year life) from

    April - entry.

    4- Amorti+ation Expense 20*atent 20

    To record G year amorti+ation ,06

    year life) on Cune 40 patent.

    *A= 4B prohibits capitali+ation of start6up expenses such as organi+ation costs.Ho amorti+ation should therefore be recorded.

    12-7. Harper, Inc.

    /alculation o( Goodwill

    Average year6end net assets:

    ,*&100&000 2) * 1B0&000

    Average annual earnings

    ,*100&000 2) * B0&000

    Dess: Hormal return on average year6end assets

    ,-0< x *1B0&000) 1B&000Excess annual earnings * 4&000

    Excess annual earnings capitali+ed at 0< or Goodwill

    *4&000 -< ? *-/0&000

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    12-8. Bayer, Inc.

    %ayer, +nc) ead, +nc)

    Het tangible assets per records& Hov. -& 00/ *4B&200 *>B&200

    Add: Agreed increase in value of equipment 10&000

    Het adjusted tangible assets *4/B&200 *>B&200

    Add: Ialue of oodwill ,=chedules - ) 31&>00 -&>00

    Total amount to be paid for net tangible assets

    and goodwill *114&100 *4--&100

    Supporting /omputations1

    Scedule &1 Goodwill o( %ayer, +nc)

    Average pre6tax earnings --.-.0- to --.-.0/ *B&000

    Dess: Additional annual depreciation equipment ta#en over

    at *10&000 in excess of boo# value ,*10&000 ! 2) B&000Adjusted pre6tax earnings *31&000

    Dess: equired earnings on net tangible assets

    ,-2< x *4/B&200) 22&32

    Excess annual pre6tax earnings *-B&32

    oodwill ,excess earnings capitali+ed at 200

    Scedule 21 Goodwill o( ead, +nc)

    Average pre6tax earnings --.-.0- to --.-.0/ *11&000

    Dess: Adjustment for effect of organi+ation cost written off

    in 002 ,*0&000 ! 2) 1&000

    Adjusted pre6tax earnings *1B&000Dess: equired earnings on net tangible assets

    ,-2< x *>B&200) 11&332

    Excess annual pre6tax earnings * 4&2

    oodwill ,excess earnings capitali+ed at 200

    12-9. Phoenix Supply Company

    Reuirement !a"

    Allocation of the *-43&200 cost to the individual assets in the group of assets

    acquired is based on the relative fair value of the individual assets.

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    AssetAppraisal

    3aluePortion o(Total 3alue

    Total/ost

    Allocated/ost

    *atent A * 40&000 40!-2-.3 x *-43&200 ? * 3&->

    *atent 9 10&000 10!-2-.3 x -43&200 ? 4/&2/

    Equipment ->&300 ->.3!-2-.3 x -43&200 ? -3&B2/

    Dand /&000 /!-2-.3 x -43&200 ? 2/&->/

    *-2-&300 *-43&200

    Cournal entries for 001& 002 and 00/& relative to intangible assets& are as

    follows:

    2004

    Apr. 3 *atent A 3&->*atent 9 4/&2/

    Equipment -3&B2/

    Dand 2/&->/

    "ash -43&200To record the acquisition of assets.

    5ct. 4- Amorti+ation of *atents 1&40

    *atent A ,3&-> ! 2 x /!-) &3->*atent 9 ,4/&2/ ! - x /!-) -&2--

    To record amorti+ation of patentsfor 001.

    2005

    %ar. 3 Degal Expenses -3&/00

    "ash -3&/00To record legal fees related to defense

    of patents.

    %ar. 3 Amorti+ation of *atents -&B-4*atent A -&B-4

    To record amorti+ation on *atent A

    to date of write6off ,Hov. 001 to

    8eb. 002).

    %ar. 3 Doss on *atent A &//0

    *atent A &//0

    To record write6off of *atent A after

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    unsuccessful defense.

    5ct. 4- Amorti+ation of *atents 4&0-*atent 9 4&0-

    To record amorti+ation of *atent 9 for 002.

    2006

    5ct. 4- Amorti+ation of *atents 4&0-

    *atent 9 4&0-

    To record amorti+ation on *atent 9 for 00/.

    /omputations

    Amorti+ation for 00/:*atent A: ,*3&-> ! 2 years) ,/ ! -) * &3->

    *atent 9: ,*4/&2/ ! - years) ,/ ! -) -&2--* 1&40

    Amorti+ation on *atent A& -0!4-!001 ; 4!3!002:

    ,*3&-> ! 2 years) ,1!-) * -&B-49oo# value of *atent A to 4!3!002:

    "ost *3&->

    Amorti+ation recogni+ed *&3->

    -&B-4 1&24*&//0

    Amorti+ation for 002 and 00/:*atent 9: ,*4/&2/!- years) * 4&0-

    The cost basis of patent 9 is *4/&2/ 6 *-&2-- J *B&B00 6 *4&21/). 002& a full

    year's amorti+ation is ta#en by dividing the unamorti+ed cost by the remaining

    useful life. 7n 00/ this is *4>&>>>!-0 G years or *4&B0>.

    Reuirement !#"

    The legal costs of a court defense should be charged to expense whether the suit iswon or lost because it does not meet the recognition criteria. Also& the

    unsuccessful defense implies that *atent A is of no further value to the company

    and leads to the write6off of the remaining unamorti+ed cost of that patent.

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    12-10. Balagtas nterprises

    Reuirement !a"

    Patent

    -. 9alance before adjustment& -!4-!0/ *220&000

    "orrection: $educt unamorti+ed balance of *32&000

    expenditures incorrectly debited to account on -!-!04:

    *32&000 x ,3 years!-0 years) ,2&200) ACE ,-)K"orrected balance before 00/ amorti+ation *1>3&200

    . 00/ Amorti+ation

    *atent having two years remaining lifeLnamorti+ed cost: *-0&000 x ,3 years!-1 years)

    ? *-02&000

    Amorti+ation: *-02&000! * 2&200

    emaining *atentsLnamorti+ed cost: *1>3&200 6 *-02&000 ? *4>&200

    Amorti+ation: *4>&200!3 2/&03-

    *-0B&23- ACE ,)K

    F!an"#$e A%!ee&ent

    -. 9alance before adjustment& -!4-!0/ * >2&000

    "orrection: $educt periodic payment charged to account ,12&000) ACE ,4)K

    "orrected balance before 00/ amorti+ation * 20&000

    . 00/ Amorti+ation:*20&000 ! 2 years * -0&000 ACE ,1)K

    O!%an$'at$(n )(t

    -. 9alance before adjustment& -!4-!0/ *-0&000"orrection: Degal fees incorrectly charged to

    oodwill account in ->>B *12&000 ACE ,2)K

    Amorti+ation of above costs&

    ->>B 6 001 ,*12&000 ! 10) ,3 years) 3&B32 43&-2 ACE ,/)K*-4>&-2 ACE ,3)K

    . Ho amorti+ation need be ta#en up in 00/. Mith the effectivity of *A= 4B

    which does not allow deferment or capitali+ation of organi+ation costs& theentire balance of this account& should have been charged off against income in

    001. Adjusting entry in 00/ will be:

    etained earnings ; *rior period

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    adjustment -4>&-2

    5rgani+ation costs -4>&-2

    G((*+$,,

    -. 9alance before adjustment& -!4-!0/ *412&000

    "orrection: eclassification of legal fees

    to 5rgani+ation "osts , 12&000)

    eclassification of advertising fee to Advertising Expense ,-00&000)Amorti+ation on oodwill for 001

    ,*00&000 ! 10 years) , 2&000)

    9alance -.4-.01 *->2&000

    . Effective Canuary 002& evised *A= 4/ prohibits amorti+ation of intangibles

    with indefinite life 6 oodwill being one of them. (ence& no amorti+ation

    would be ta#en up starting 002. Assessment for possible impairment shouldbe done annually or whenever there is an indication that the asset may beimpaired.

    !"#usting $ournal ntries%

    Patents

    ACE ,-) etained Earnings 2&200

    *atents 2&200

    ACE ,) "ost of oods =old -0B&23-*atents -0B&23-

    rancise AgreementACE ,4) =elling and Administrative 6

    8ranchise Expense 12&0008ranchise Agreement 12&000

    ACE ,1) =elling and Administrative Expense -0&000

    8ranchise Agreement -0&000

    7rgani8ation /ost

    ACE ,2) 5rgani+ation "osts 12&000oodwill 12&000

    ACE ,/) etained Earnings 3&B32

    5rgani+ation "osts 3&B32

    ACE ,3) etained Earnings -4>&-2

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    5rgani+ation "osts -4>&-2

    Goodwill

    ACE ,B) =elling and Administrative ; Advertising Expense -00&000

    oodwill -00&000

    ACE ,>) etained Earnings 2&000oodwill 2&000

    Reuirement !#"

    ,-) etained Earnings 01&200

    =elling and Administrative ; 8ranchise Expense 12&000

    =elling and Administrative ;Advertising Expense -00&000

    5rgani+ation "osts -0&000

    8ranchise Agreement 12&000

    oodwill -20&000*atents 2&200

    Summary:

    etained Earnings !9r)" /r)

    ACE ,-) ,2&200)

    ,3) ,-4>&-2),>) 2&000,/) 3&B32

    ,01&200)

    5rgani+ation "osts 9r) !/r)"ACE ,2) 12&000

    ,/) ,3&B32)

    ,3) ,-4>&-2)

    ,-0&000)

    oodwill 9r) !/r)"

    ACE ,2) 12&000

    ,B) -00&000,>) 2&000

    -20&000

    ,) "ost of oods =old -0B&23-

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    =elling and Administrative Expense -0&000

    *atents -0B&23-8ranchise Agreement -0&000

    12-11. Balagtas Company

    Reuirement !a"

    The deficiencies listed below are apparent from the balance sheet and theexplanations given. The assumption is made that costs incurred have been

    properly classified by %r. 9alagtas. The correct treatment of each item is

    presented in the column on the right.

    9e(iciency /orrect Treatment

    -. "apitali+ation of expenses:

    esearch and development%ar#eting research

    *ersonnel recruitment and trainingDegal fees relative to organi+ation

    of the corporation

    5perating expenses

    Treat all the items as expenses in

    00/ income statement.

    . Ho depreciation was ta#en onmachinery.

    Expense appropriate amounts in the00/ income statement.

    4. 5rdinary shares account does not

    reflect the par value of the

    outstanding shares ,--&000).

    7ncrease ordinary shares by par

    value of -&000 shares.

    1. Ho statement of shareholders'

    equity and explanation of sharesissued is presented.

    The statement should be provided&

    including dates and numbers ofshares issued& peso amounts

    assigned& and the bases for

    assigning peso values in noncash

    transactions. Also& land given by%ario should be recorded at fair

    valueN services by *edro should be

    recogni+ed as an expense at fair

    value. Additional paid6in capitalmay be recogni+ed as the result of

    the above.

    2. Ho accumulated deficit presented. O$eficit accumulated duringdevelopment stageP should be

    included in the shareholders' equitysection. The amount results from

    corrections made in items - and

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    above.

    Reuirement !#"

    Additional items which should be included are:

    -. +ncome statement, including amounts of revenue and expenses recogni+ed

    since the inception of the enterprise in 00/.

    . Statement o( cas (lows,including cumulative amounts of sources and uses ofcash since the inception of the enterprise.

    4. Additional disclosures1 identification of the company as a development6stage

    enterprise& and description of significant development6stage activities.

    12-12. &i''o Corporation

    Reuirement !a"

    7n a purchase transaction& assets are recorded at their acquisition price& which

    becomes the cost basis to the acquiring corporation. The boo# values of the assets

    for ain "ompany are irrelevant.

    Reuirement !#"

    Mhen a price is paid for a group of assets& the total price must be allocated to theindividual assets. 9ecause we #now neither the total fair value of the tangible and

    other intangible assets acquired from ain "ompany nor the price to be paid bythe Hi##o "orporation& we cannot determine whether Hi##o "orporation has any

    goodwill to record. The total price to be paid by the Hi##o "orporation isindefinite but it may be estimated by discounting the expected receipts ,-< of net

    sales) at the end of each of the next 2 years and adding the initial *120&000 cash

    payment. 7f the estimated purchase price exceeds the sum of the estimated fairvalues of the tangible and other assets purchased& then the excess may be recorded

    as goodwill.

    12-13. (ol"en Springs Shopping Center, Inc.

    7nterest on mortgage bonds: An amount equal to the interest cost incurred in 001

    ,*/0&000) is clearly a cost that can be associated with the normal construction

    period and can be regarded as a normal element of the capitali+ed cost of thephysical assets of the shopping center because the construction period would have

    ended at the end of the year if the typhoon had not occurred. The decision to use

    debt capital to finance the shopping center was made with full #nowledge that

    interest would accrue during the construction period and add to the total cost of

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    building the center and bringing it to the point at which it would produce revenue.

    The future income to be generated by the shopping center must have beenestimated to be more than sufficient to recover all of the expected costs of

    building the center and preparing it for occupancy& including interest during theconstruction period.

    7nstead of treating interest during construction as an element of the cost of the

    physical assets& it can be argued that it represents an element of the general cost ofbringing the business to the point of revenue production and should therefore be

    treated as an organi+ation cost. This view regards interest during construction as

    just another of the many expenditures that are necessary to acquire and organi+e

    the physical assets of a new business but do not attach to any specific assets.Treated as an organi+ation cost& interest during construction would be expensed as

    a start6up cost.

    Another alternative to capitali+ing an amount equal to the 001 interest cost is totreat it as interest expense. This treatment is inappropriate because it assumes that

    the decision to use debt capital to finance construction is a decision deliberately to

    incur an expense for the interest that accrues during the expected construction

    period.

    The extension of the construction period to 5ctober 002 because of the typhoon

    was externally imposed and so the interest capitali+ation period continues until

    final construction is complete. That is& the additional interest cost is capitali+edand not expensed as a loss from the typhoon.

    "ost of obtaining tenants: 9oth the 001 and 002 costs of obtaining tenants

    should be capitali+ed and amorti+ed over the life of the leases. The fact that all of

    the tenants who were signed when the typhoon occurred accepted the 5ctoberoccupancy date indicates that the total cost of obtaining tenants was not affected

    by the delay.

    The cost of obtaining tenants has a direct and easily identifiable relationship to the

    rental income to be earned over the terms of the leases. Lnder these

    circumstances& the problem of reliably measuring periodic net income is best

    solved by matching costs with the revenues to which they are directly related.

    *romotional advertising: The 001 cost of promotional advertising should be

    written off as a start6up cost. The 002 cost of promotional advertising should

    also be expensed.

    The initial expense treatment of the 001 advertising cost is appropriate because itis a start6up cost.

    The 002 advertising cost may also be considered as a start6up cost or simply

    expensed as advertising cost incurred.

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    12-14. )ee Manufacturing Corporation

    Lee Manufacturing CorporationFinancial Statement Worksheet

    For the Year Ended December 31 !""#

    Trial Balance Adjustments Income Statement Balance Sheet

    General Ledger Accounts Debit Credit Debit Credit Debit Credit Debit Credit

    Cas- P #1000 P #1000Accounts recei.a,le 92500 $8% P 2500 95000Allo/ance or dou,tul accounts P 500 $500%*n.entories "8500 "8500ac-iner 75000 $1% 17000 920003+uipment 29000 $8% 8500 "7500Accumulated depreciation 10000 $10000%Patents 85000 $1% P 17000 #8000'ease-old impro.ements 2#000 $8% 11000 15000Prepaid epenses 10500 10500r6anization costs 29000 $9% 29000ood/ill 24000 $7% 24000'icensin6 a6reement no! 1 50000 $4% 1250 19500

    $5% 29250'icensin6 a6reement no! 2 49000 $"% 1000 50000Accounts paa,le 147500 P 147500nearned re.enue 12500 $"% 1000 1"500Capital stoc "00000 "00000Retained earnin6s :an! 1 200# 27000 $27000%;ales 7#8500 P 7#8500Cost o 6oods sold 454000 $2% "400 P 4#4400

    $#% 5500$10% 1500

    ;ellin6 and 6eneral epenses 17"000 $7% 8000 181000;tart

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    12-14. )ee Manufacturing Corporation *continue" . . . +

    Adusting entries !sown on workseet"1

    ,-) %achinery -3&000

    *atents -3&000

    To transfer cost of improving

    machinery to the fixed asset account.

    ,) "ost of oods =old 4&100

    Accumulated Amorti+ation: *atents 4&100

    To record 00/ patent amorti+ation,-!0 x */B&000).

    ,4) Dicensing Agreement Ho. -&000Lnearned evenue -&000To classify revenue received in advance

    on licensing agreement as unearned

    revenue.

    ,1) *rior *eriod Adjustment ; Dicensing Agreement

    Ho. - -&20

    Dicensing Agreement Ho. - -&20

    To ta#e up 002 amorti+ation ,10 yearlife). ,Hote -)

    .ote &: Lnder the revised *A= 4B made

    effective Canuary -& 002& intangible assets with

    indefinite useful lives need not be amorti+ed butperiodically assessed for possible impairment.

    This problem may also be solved by

    disregarding the 106year amorti+ation period forDicensing Agreement Q-. The flood that

    rendered Dicensing Agreement Q- worthless in

    Canuary 003 should be fully disclosed in the

    $ecember 4-& 00/ statements.

    ,2) *rior *eriod Adjustment ; Dicensing Agreement

    Ho. - >&20

    Dicensing Agreement Ho. - >&20To write off the permanent /0&000

    To expense other organi+ation costs.

    ,>) Equipment B&200Accounts eceivable ; Dessor &200

    Deasehold 7mprovements --&000

    To charge the Equipment account with

    movable equipment and to record areceivable from the landlord for the real

    estate taxes erroneously paid by Dee.

    ,-0) "ost of oods =old -&200*rior *eriod Adjustment ; Amorti+ation of

    Deasehold 7mprovements -&200

    Accumulated Amorti+ation: Deasehold

    7mprovements 4&000To record 002 and 00/ amorti+ation

    of leasehold improvements based on

    -06year life of lease , x -0< x

    *-2&000).

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    12-15. Broa"way Corporation

    Reuirement !&"

    9roadway "orporation

    7ntangibles =ection of 9alance =heet

    $ecember 4-& 00/

    8ranchise from 7E "opy =ervice& 7nc.& net of

    accumulated amorti+ation of */&B30 ,=chedule -) * /-&B40

    *atent& net of accumulated amorti+ation of *&020

    ,=chedule ) -1&420Trademar#& net of accumulated amorti+ation of

    *3&>1 ,=chedule 4) 1&30/

    Total intangibles *--B&BB/

    Scedule &1

    "omputation of 8ranchise from7E "opy =ervice& 7nc.

    "ost of franchise at Canuary -& 00/

    $own payment *2&000*resent value of installments 14&300

    7nitial amount capitali+ed */B&300

    Amorti+ation of franchise for 00/ ,*/B&300 -0

    years) ,/&B30)

    8ranchise balance& $ecember 4-& 00/ */-&B40

    Scedule 21

    "omputation of *atent

    "apitali+ed cost of patent at Canuary & 00/ ; legalfees and other costs associated with registration *-/&100

    Amorti+ation of patent for 00/ ,*-/&100 B years) ,&020)

    *atent balance& $ecember 4-& 00/ *-1&420

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    Scedule :1

    "omputation of Trademar#

    /ost

    Accumulate

    d

    Amorti8atio

    n"ost of trademar# at Culy -& 004 *10&000

    Amorti+ation through $ecember 4-& 00/

    ,*10&000 0 years ? *&000 x 4 G years) *3&000

    9alance& $ecember 4-& 00/ *10&000 *3&000

    $educt accumulated amorti+ation ,3&000)

    Trademar# balance& $ecember 4-& 00/ *44&000

    "ost of successful litigation in defense of trademar# should be charged to expense.

    Reuirement !2"

    9roadway "orporationExpenses esulting from 7ntangibles Transactions

    8or the Rear Ended $ecember 4-& 00/

    8ranchise from 7E "opy =ervice& 7nc.

    Amorti+ation of franchise ,=chedule -) * /&B30

    8ranchise fee on revenues from operations

    ,*>00&000 x 2&/00.

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    Degal fees in successfully defending the trade name should be charged toexpense.

    ,c) "arrying amount ,*->&344) S 8air Ialue ,*-2&000)N thus the tradename failsthe recoverability test. The new carrying value is *-2&000.

    The fair value is considered the recoverable amount. The estimated total

    future flows from the trade name of *-/&000 need to be discounted and theresulting present value would in most probability be a lower amount than

    *-2&000.

    00B amorti+ation ,after recording impairment loss):*-2&000 B ? *-&B32.

    -!4-!0B boo# value: *-2&000 ; *-&B32 ? *-4&-2

    12-17. Miguel !lfonso Corporation

    Reuirement !a"

    Attorney's fees in connection with organi+ation of the corporation *-2&000

    "osts of meetings of incorporators to discuss

    organi+ational activities 3&000

    =tate filing fees to incorporate -&000Total organi+ation costs *4&000

    $rafting and design equipment& *-0&000& should be classified as part of fixed

    assets& rather than as organi+ation costs.

    Reuirement !#"

    5rgani+ation Expense............................................................................................................4&000

    "ash ,*ayables).......................................................................................................4&000

    12-18. $o -an Company

    Reuirement !a"

    Co Tan "ompany

    7HTAH79DE= =E"T75H 58 9ADAH"E =(EET$ecember 4-& 003

    *atent from 8rancis Argante "ompany& net of accumulated

    amorti+ation of *2/0&000 ,=chedule -) *-&110&0008ranchise from C" "ompany& net of accumulated

    amorti+ation of *1B&000 ,=chedule )

    14&000

    Total intangibles *-&B3&000

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    =chedule - "omputation of *atent from 8rancis Argante "ompany

    "ost of patent at date of purchase *&000&000

    Amorti+ation of patent for 00/ ,*&000&000 -0 years) ,00&000)

    -&B00&000

    Amorti+ation of patent for 003 ,*-&B00&000 2 years) ,4/0&000)

    *atent balance *-&110&000

    =chedule "omputation of 8ranchise from C" "ompany

    "ost of franchise at date of purchase * 1B0&000

    Amorti+ation of franchise for 001 ,*1B0&000 -0) ,1B&000)

    8ranchise balance * 14&000

    Reuirement !#"

    Co Tan "ompany

    7ncome =tatement Effect

    8or the year ended $ecember 4-& 003

    *atent from 8rancis Argante "ompany:

    Amorti+ation of patent for 003

    ,*-&B00&000 2 years) *4/0&000

    8ranchise from C" "ompany:

    Amorti+ation of franchise for 003

    ,*1B0&000 -0) * 1B&000

    *ayment to eagan "ompany ,*&200&000 U 2//&000

    12-19. -win'le In"ustries

    Reuirement !a"

    *atent U

    Dife in years -3

    Dife in months ,- U -3) 01Amorti+ation per month *-20

    Humber of months amorti+ed to date

    Rear %onth

    001 -0

    002 -

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    00/ -

    003 -1/

    9oo# value -!4-!03 *4&300: ,*40&/00 ; 1/ U *-20K)*atent R

    Dife in years -0

    Dife in months ,- U -0) -0Amorti+ation per month *-2

    Humber of months amorti+ed to date

    Rear %onth

    002 /00/ -

    003 -

    40

    9oo# value -!4-!03 *--&20: ,*-2&000 ; *-2 U 40K)

    *atent V

    Dife in years 1Dife in months ,- U 1) 1B

    Amorti+ation per month *400

    Humber of months amorti+ed to date

    Rear %onth

    00/ 1003 -

    -/

    9oo# value -!4-!03 *>&/00: ,*-1&100 ; *400 U -/K)

    At $ecember 4-& 003

    *atent U *4&300*atent R --&20

    *atent V >&/00

    Total *11&220

    Reuirement !#"

    Analysis of 00B transactions

    -. The *12&300 incurred for research and development should be

    expensed.

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    . The boo# value of *atent R is *--&20 and its estimated future cash flows

    are */&000: ,4 U *&000) therefore *atent R is impaired. The impairmentloss is imputed as follows:

    9oo# value *--&20

    Dess: *resent value of future

    cash flows &000 U .233-0 2&-21

    Doss recogni+ed * /&0>/*atent R carrying amount ,-!4-!0B) *2&-21

    At $ecember 4-& 00B

    *atent U *-&>00 ,*4&300 ; - U *-20K)

    *atent R 2&-/1 ,*resent value of future cash flows)

    *atent V /&000 ,*>&/00 ; - U *400K)*atent AA 41&2/0 ,*4/&1B0 ; *-&>0)Total */3&/1

    *atent AA amorti+ation

    Dife in years > -!

    Dife in months --1Amorti+ation per month *40

    *40 U / ? *-&>0

    *atent R: Ialue in Lse

    &000 x 0.>2> ? *-&B2&000 x 0.B234 ? -&3-2

    &000 x 0.3>B4 ? -&2>3*2&-/1

    or

    &000 x .2B ? *2&-/1

    12-20. Depp Corporation

    Reuirement !a"

    "ash.............................................................................................................20&000

    eceivables..................................................................................................>0&000

    7nventory......................................................................................................-2&000

    Dand............................................................................................................./0&0009uildings......................................................................................................32&000

    Equipment....................................................................................................30&000

    Trademar#s..................................................................................................-2&000oodwill....................................................................................................../2&000

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    Accounts *ayable............................................................................ 00&000

    Hotes *ayable.................................................................................. -00&000"ash................................................................................................. 20&000

    Hote that the building and equipment would be recorded at the 3!-!0/ cost to

    9righamN accumulated depreciation accounts would not be recorded.

    Reuirement !#"

    -. Amorti+ation Expense ,Trademar#s)................................................................................-&200

    Trademar#s ,*-2&000 ; *4&000K -!1 U /!-).........................................................-&200

    . oodwill will not be amorti+ed.

    12-21. Bill Santos Company

    Reuirement !a"

    $ecember 4-& 00/

    Doss on 7mpairment.......................................................................................-&-00&000"opyrights.......................................................................................-&-00&000

    "arrying amount *1&400&000

    8air value 4&00&000 Doss on impairment *-&-00&000

    Reuirement !#"

    "opyright Amorti+ation Expense...................................................................40&000

    "opyrights........................................................................................40&000

    Hew carrying amount *4&00&000

    Lseful life -0 years

    Amorti+ation per year * 40&000

    ;istorical /ost air 3alue

    air 3alue

    &2):&)0'

    "I -.4-.0/ *1&400&000 *4&00&000Amorti+ation& 003 140&000 40&000

    "I -.4-.03 *4&B30&000 *&BB0&000 *4&100&000

    Reuirement !c"

    ecovery 20&000

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    "opyrights......................................................................................................20&000"opyright Amorti+ation Expense

    or ain on ecovery of *reviously ecogni+ed 7mpairment............................................................... .20&000

    12-22. spaol Co.

    8ranchises....................................................................................................................1&000

    *repaid ent.......................................................................................................................B&000etained Earnings ,5rgani+ation "osts of */&000 in

    00/)............................................................................................................................../&000

    etained Earnings ,*-/&000 ; */&000)..............................................................................-0&000*atents................................................................................................................................31&000Degal fees...........................................................................................................................-&/20

    esearch and $evelopment Expense..................................................................................

    ,*32&000 J *-/0&000)......................................................................................................42&000

    oodwill.............................................................................................................................3B&1007ntangible Assets................................................................................................../B/&020

    8ranchise Amorti+ation Expense ,*1&000 B).................................................................2&20

    etained Earnings ,*1&000 B U /!-)............................................................................&/2

    8ranchises.............................................................................................................3&B32

    ent Expense ,*B&000 )...............................................................................................-1&000

    etained Earnings ,*B&000 U 4!-)............................................................................4&200*repaid ent.........................................................................................................-3&200

    *atent Amorti+ation Expense.............................................................................................3&100

    *atents..................................................................................................................3&100

    ,*31&000 -0)

    HoteWHo amorti+ation of goodwillN goodwill should be tested for impairment on

    at least an annual basis in future periods.

    12-23. Sim )a/oratories

    Reuirement !a"

    "osts to obtain patent Can. ->>> */&020

    ->>/ amorti+ation ,*/&020 -3) ,4&/20)

    "arrying value& -!4-!>> *2B&100

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    All costs incurred prior to Canuary ->>> are related to research and development

    activities and were expensed as incurred.

    Reuirement !#"

    -!-!00 carrying value of patent *2B&100

    000 amorti+ation ,*/&020 -3) *4&/20

    00- amorti+ation 4&/20 ,3&400)

    2-&-00Degal fees to defend patent -!0- 42&300

    "arrying value& -!4-!0- B/&B00

    00 amorti+ation ,*B/&B00 -1) /&00

    004 amorti+ation /&00 ,-&100)"arrying value& -!4-!04 *31&100

    The costs incurred in 000 and 00 are related to research and development

    activities and are expensed as incurred. Degal fees in successful defense of thepatent in 00- could be capitali+ed and considered AA*.

    Reuirement !c"

    -!-!01 carrying value *31&100

    001 amorti+ation ,*31&100 2) *-1&BB0

    002 amorti+ation -1&BB000/ amorti+ation -1&BB0 ,11&/10)

    "arrying value& -!4-!0/ *>&3/0

    The legal costs in 00/ were expensed because the suit was unsuccessful. Even ifthe lawsuit was successful& the legal fees would be li#ewise charged to expense.

    This is in accordance with *A= 4B&+ntangi#les which was made effective in 001.