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<h2>Maximum loss limited to their capital investment</h2>
Explanation:
- As an investor there is a possibility of both profit and loss. If it is sole proprietorship, the profit or loss will be put on the his / her shoulder.
- In case of limited partner, the advantage is that if there is a loss occurred it will" limit to their capital investment".
- He/she enjoys "protected investments"
- There will not be any huge loss since the capital invested is limited.
- "A company can have more than one limited partner"
Knowledge management comprises a range of practices concerned with increasing awareness, fostering learning, speeding collaboration and innovation, and exchanging insights of individuals, teams, or entire organizations.
<span>A good orientation would have explored the changes in these usage trends. By doing this, they could have figured out how to best market to these customers and maximize their profits. Even though there were drops in consumption, understanding and targeting those who still did consume would have borne the most success for those companies that undertook these steps.</span>
Answer:
c. $ 95,000 $ 0
Explanation:
<u>Calculation of cost of land acquired</u>
For the purpose of recording of land acquired in the books of accounts, the accounting values of consideration paid shall be considered as per the generally accepted accounting principles as well as as per International accounting standard (IAS) - 16 'Property, plant and equipment'. Hence the land shall be recorded as per the following amounts:
Consideration paid in cash (A) = $ 5,000
Consideration in kind (land) (B) = $ 90,000 (Refer Note 1)
Total cost of new land (A+B) = $ 95,000
<em>Note 1</em>
Fair value is irrelevant for the purpose of capitalization of asset (IAS-16)
<u>Calculation of Gain/loss on disposal of land</u>
No gain/loss needs to be recorded as the new asset shall be recorded in terms of the book value of old asset (i.e. net impact is already taken into account during the exchange transaction)
