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marusya05 [52]
3 years ago
14

At December 31, 2017, Riverbed Corporation reported the following plant assets.

Business
1 answer:
vitfil [10]3 years ago
7 0

Solution :

1.    Journal voucher

                                            Journal Entries

Date        Accounts title                       Debit                    Credit

June 1     Cash                                 $ 2,993,600

               Gain on sale of land                                   $ 1,122,600

                Land                                                            $ 1,871,000

                           (Being land sold)

2. Partial Balance sheet

                    Riverbed Corporation

                   Partial Balance sheet

                       December 31, 2008

Plant Assets                                                                  

Land                                                                                           $ 7,858,200

Building                                                         $ 26,640,000

(-) Accumulated Depreciation-building       $ 74,465,800     $ 3,662,625

  Equipment                                                  $ 74,465,800

(-) Accumulated Depreciation-equipment   $ (14,734,125)    $ 59,731,675

Total Plant Assets                                                                    $ 71,252,200

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