Question: AP 5 - 2 ( CCA Calculations ) On January 1 , 2 0 2 3 , Carlson Manufacturing, a CCPC , had the following

AP 5-2(CCA Calculations)
On January 1,2023, Carlson Manufacturing, a CCPC, had the following UCC balances:
Class 53 $462,000
Class 50 $82,000
Class 10 $142,000
Class 10.1 $16,500
Class 13 $102,000
Class 8 $96,000
Class 3 $326,000
Other information related to the company's depreciable property is as follows:
1. In 2023, the company purchased additional manufacturing and processing equipment at a capital cost of $106,000.
2. In 2023, there were additions to class 50 with a capital cost of $15,600.
3. In 2023, three vehicles were acquired at a capital cost of $22,000 each. In addition, a delivery van with a capital cost of $43,000 was sold for $21,000. None of the vehicles are zero-emission.
4. The property in class 10.1 was a $462,000 Bentley used by the CEO. This vehicle was sold in 2023 for $283,000.
5. The January 1,2023, UCC balance in class 13 reflected leasehold improvements that were made in 2021, the year in which the lease commenced. These improvements were made on a property leased as office space for the company's executives. The basic lease term is for eight years, with an option to renew for a period of two years. Additional improvements, costing $52,000, were made in 2023.
6. In 2023, the company purchased class 8 property at a capital cost of $146,000. Class 8 property with a capital cost of $85,000 was sold for proceeds of $56,000. None of the class 8 properties were sold for amounts greater than their capital cost.
7. In 2023, one of the buildings in class 3 burned to the ground. It had a capital cost of $285,000. The insurance proceeds received totalled $310,000.
8. In 2023, a new factory building was acquired at a capital cost of $1,327,000. The estimated value of the land included in the purchase price is $270,000. All of the floor space of the building will be used for manufacturing and processing activity. An election was made to include the building in a separate class.
Carlson Manufacturing always claims maximum CCA on each class of depreciable property.

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