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of fixed assets is initially increased by the purchase cost. each year and added to the preceding years' depreciation amounts, and the result is callei accumulated depreciation. Impairment losses and reversals are also accumulated. Empire usee the cost method and its book value of fixed assets is the sum of all asset purchases minus the accumulated depreciation minus accumulated impairment losses and plus any loss revernali This is also called net fixed assets. Suppose a machine purchased 7 years ago at $100 has a book value of $30 today. A recent impairment test shows the machine is worth just $15. a. What is the impairment loss? b. What is the net fixed asset value today? c. During this year, a company purchased a new machine at $50 which will be depreciated over the next 5 years using the straight line method. What would be the total depreciation for the year (for both machines)? d. What will be the net fixed asset at the end of this year? Empire also has investment properties worth $93.9 million. The fixed assets and investment properties are all tangible assets, assets with physical presence. In addition to its tangible assets, Empire also has valuable intangible assets are such as is brand name, skilled management, software programs, and a well-trained labour force. As shown in the balance sheet, Empire has $842 million intangible assets. The expense for the use of intangible assets is called amortization, which is similar to the depreciation expense for the