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Paraphin [41]
4 years ago
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Among its assets are the following: (1) the showroom building, a separate building used to service customer cars, and various pa

rking lots, (2) a nearby acre of land not currently used by the auto dealership, (3) new and used cars and trucks for sale to customers, and (4) a car that is used to provide rides to customers who prefer to wait at home while their cars are serviced. The assets that are classified as plant assets on the company's balance sheet include
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1 answer:
azamat4 years ago
6 0

Answer:

(1) the showroom building, a separate building used to service customer cars, and various parking lots

(4) a car that is used to provide rides to customers who prefer to wait at home while their cars are serviced.

Explanation:

Plant Assets are defined as assets in the business that are expected to provide the benefit of helping a company accrue revenue and have will have a useful life of more than a year.

The showroom building, a separate building used to service customer cars, and various parking lots are all places where the company performs business with the showroom showcasing cars for sale and the separate building being used for servicing cars which is another revenue stream.

The car that is used to provide rides to customers who prefer to wait at home while their cars are serviced is also a plant asset as it provides a value added service to customers who will be more likely to have repeat business with the company as a result thereby generating more revenue.

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