3. Plant Assets - Additional Expenditures

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What do plant assets require?

Maintenance, repairs, and improvements.

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What must we decide for maintenance, repairs, and improvements?

Whether to expense or capitalize these expenditures (to capitalize is to increase the asset account).

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What are revenue expenditures?

Costs that do not materially increase the plant asset's life or capabilities.

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How are revenue expenditures recorded?

As expenses on the current-period income statement.

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What is is revenue expenditures called?

Income statement expenditures.

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What are capital expenditures?

Costs of plant assets that provide benefits for longer than the current period.

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How do capital expenditures affect some financial statement?

They increase the asset on the balance sheet.

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What is another name for capital expenditures?

Balance sheet expenditures

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What are ordinary repairs?

expenditures to keep an asset in good operating condition.

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Do ordinary repairs extend an asset’s useful life or increase its productivity?

Ordinary repairs do not extend an asset's useful life or increase its productivity beyond original expectations.

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What are examples of ordinary repairs?

Normal costs of cleaning, lubricating, changing oil, and replacing small parts of a machine.

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What types of expenditures are ordinary repairs?

Revenue expenditures. This means their costs are reported as expenses on the current-period income statement.

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What is the entry to record repairs costs if the company reports that “maintenance and repair costs are expensed as incurred”?

debit Repairs Expense, credit Cash

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What types of expenditures are betterments and extraordinary repairs?

Capital expenditures (increase the asset on the balance sheet)

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What are betterment (or improvements)?

are expenditures that make a plant asset more efficient or productive.

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What do betterments often involve?

Adding a component to an asset or replacing an old component with a better one and does not always increase useful life.

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What is an example of betterments?

replacing manual controls on a machine with automatic controls.

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What is a special type of betterment?

An addition

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Give an example of an addition.

adding a new dock to a warehouse.

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Since a betterment benefits future periods, how is it recorded in a financial statement?

debited to the asset account as a capital expenditure.

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How is the asset depreciated after the betterment?

The new book value (less salvage value) is then depreciated over the asset's remaining useful life.

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What is the entry to add the cost of the betterment to for example a Machinery account (assume no salvage value)

debit Machinery, credit Cash

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Review example under betterments

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What are extraordinary repairs?

are expenditures that extend the asset's useful life beyond its original estimate.

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How is the cost of extraordinary repairs recorded?

debit Asset account (such as Equipment), credit Cash

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Review

- Betterments and extraordinary repairs are expensed in the future by debiting the Asset account and then depreciating it over time.

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Review figure under Extraordinary repairs