They belong to the tenant because they are trade fixtures.
Explanation:
Unless perhaps the Landlord requests to buy them from the tenant after the term of service.
Moreover because they are trade fixtures it is unlikely to be used by the next tenant after the current tenant's term ends which makes it impossible to be considered as improvement.
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I’d say increasing prices, certain preferred brands, and the quality of the item.
<span>Mark should make sure the CEOs are aware that Lorraine will be calling them. This will make sure that the CEOs are available to take the interviews. In addition, this will ensure that both sides are aware of the forthcoming correspondence, to make sure that nobody has been left in the dark.</span>
Answer:
Journal Entry
01 July Debit Investment $240 million Credit Bank $200 million Credit Discount on investment $40 million
31 Dec Debit Bank $7,2 Million Debit Discount on Bond $0.8 million Credit Interest Income $8 million
Debit Fair Value loss on investment $30 million Credit Investment $30 million
Explanation:
Interest is received semiannually
6%/2 = 3%
interest = $240 million * 3% =7,200,000
8%/2 = 4%
Interest market $200 million * 4% =8,000,000
Fair value loss = 240 million - 210 million
= 30 million loss because cost is greater than fair value
Landscaping is a good example.
