Q 8: King Kong Limited acquired a piece of land for setting up a factory for Rs. 15 million on 1st October 2018. It took a loan of Rs. 30 million from the State Bank of India at 10 percent for this purpose, the balance being met from internal resources. It also includes one percent of the cost of land towards Commission to the real estate agent and 5% towards the registration fees. The earlier owner has defaulted on payment of property type and the same was also paid by the company amounting to Rs. 50000. It incurred Rs. 1 million towards Clearing and fencing of the land. The construction of factory premises commenced on 1st January 2019 and completed on 31st December 2019. The company repay the loan to the State Bank of India on 31st March 2020. You are required to determine the cost at which the land will be capitalised in the books of King Kong Limited.

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Q 8: King Kong Limited acquired a piece of land for setting up a factory for Rs. 15 million on 1st
October 2018. It took a loan of Rs. 30 million from the State Bank of India at 10 percent for this
purpose, the balance being met from internal resources. It also includes one percent of the cost
of land towards Commission to the real estate agent and 5% towards the registration fees. The
earlier owner has defaulted on payment of property type and the same was also paid by the
company amounting to Rs. 50000. It incurred Rs. 1 million towards Clearing and fencing of the
land. The construction of factory premises commenced on 1st January 2019 and completed on
31st December 2019. The company repay the loan to the State Bank of India on 31st March
2020. You are required to determine the cost at which the land will be capitalised in the books
of King Kong Limited.
Q 9: MP Precision Limited what equipment for Rs. 14.5 million. The company estimates that the
useful life of the equipment is 10 years with a residual value of Rs. 2.5 million.
Durgadevi Saraf
institute of management studies
WE CREATE LEADERS
Prof. Priyanka Oza
a. Prepare the depreciation schedule of the equipment using straight line method of
depreciation.
b. Assuming that the equipment is eligible for claiming that appreciation and 40% per annum on
written down value basis. Calculate depreciation for tax accounting purposes
c. What will be the impact of reported profit vis-a-vis taxable income
Transcribed Image Text:Q 8: King Kong Limited acquired a piece of land for setting up a factory for Rs. 15 million on 1st October 2018. It took a loan of Rs. 30 million from the State Bank of India at 10 percent for this purpose, the balance being met from internal resources. It also includes one percent of the cost of land towards Commission to the real estate agent and 5% towards the registration fees. The earlier owner has defaulted on payment of property type and the same was also paid by the company amounting to Rs. 50000. It incurred Rs. 1 million towards Clearing and fencing of the land. The construction of factory premises commenced on 1st January 2019 and completed on 31st December 2019. The company repay the loan to the State Bank of India on 31st March 2020. You are required to determine the cost at which the land will be capitalised in the books of King Kong Limited. Q 9: MP Precision Limited what equipment for Rs. 14.5 million. The company estimates that the useful life of the equipment is 10 years with a residual value of Rs. 2.5 million. Durgadevi Saraf institute of management studies WE CREATE LEADERS Prof. Priyanka Oza a. Prepare the depreciation schedule of the equipment using straight line method of depreciation. b. Assuming that the equipment is eligible for claiming that appreciation and 40% per annum on written down value basis. Calculate depreciation for tax accounting purposes c. What will be the impact of reported profit vis-a-vis taxable income
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