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Determining the cost of individual assets in a lump-sum purchase of assets

Based On The Course by Andre Altmeyer

 The relative fair value percentages are multiplied by the lump-sum purchase price to determine the initial valuation of each of the separate assets. Notice that the lump-sum purchase includes inventories. The procedure used here to allocate the purchase price in a lump-sum acquisition pertains to any type of asset mix, not just to property, plant, and equipment and intangible assets.
Problem

Dickson Carriers pays 140.000 € for a group purchase of land, building and equipment. At the time of acquisition current market of the different components were following:

Component
Market value

amount in €
Land
75 000
Building
45 000
Equipment
30 000

150 000

Prepare

·         Journalise the lump-sum purchase of the 3 assets for a total of 140.000 €. The company signs a note payable for this amount.


Plan

Fix the ratio in the global market value for each asset; use these percentages to determine the cost of each asset.

Execute

% of each asset in the total market value

Component
Market value
% of each asset
Purchase

amount in €


Land
75 000
50%
70 000
Building
45 000
30%
42 000
Equipment
30 000
20%
28 000

150 000

140 000
Journal

DATE

ACCOUNT & EXPLANATIONS
DEBIT
CREDIT









XX
XX
Land


70 000,00




Building

42 000,00




Equipment

28 000,00





Note Payable


140 000,00



Cost of the YY project




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