A company has always previously recorded its freehold land at its historical cost of 129,000. It has
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A company has always previously recorded its freehold land at its historical cost of £129,000.
It has recently had its land valued by a firm of professional valuers who advise that the land is now worth £0.6m. The directors wish to incorporate this new value in the financial statements. What entries are required to do this?
(A) Dr Freehold land £600,000, Cr Revaluation reserve £600,000
(B) Dr Freehold land £471,000, Cr Revaluation reserve £471,000
(C) Dr Revaluation reserve £600,000, Cr Freehold land £600,000
(D) Dr Revaluation reserve £471,000, Cr Freehold land £471,000
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Frank Woods Business Accounting An Introduction To Financial Accounting
ISBN: 9781292365435
15th Edition
Authors: Alan Sangster, Lewis Gordon, Frank Wood
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