On June 28, 2020, in relocating to a new town, Monty Corp. purchased a property consisting of two hectares of land and an unused building for $224,830 plus property taxes in arrears of $4,050. The company paid a real estate broker a fee of $11,580 for finding the property and legal fees on the purchase transaction of $5,890. The closing statement indicated that the assessed values for property tax purposes were $174,700 for the land and $34,710 for the building. Shortly after acquisition, the building was demolished at a cost of $23,650. Monty Corp. then entered into a $1,300,200 fixed price contract with Maliseet Builders Inc. on August 1, 2020, for the construction of an office building on this site. The building was completed and occupied on April 29, 2021, as was a separate maintenance building that was constructed by Monty's employees. Additional costs related to the property included: Plans, specifications, and blueprints $25.400 Architects' fees for design and supervision 82.000 Landscaping 42,400 Extras on contract for upgrading of windows 46,400 External signage on the property 23,000 Advertisements in newspaper and on television announcing opening of the building 10.400 Gala opening party for customers, suppliers, and friends of Monty 18.600 Costs of internal direct labour and materials for maintenance building 67.000 Allocated variable plant overhead based on direct labour hours worked on maintenance building 9,800 Allocated cost of executive time spent on project 53.800 Interest costs on debt incurred to pay contractor's progress billings up to building completion 62,600 Interest costs on short-term loan to finance maintenance building costs 3.000 locate and build in the town the municipality agreed not to charge its normal building permit fees of $35.800, As an incentive for Monty to locate and build in the town, the municipality agreed not to charge its normal building permit fees of $35.800. This amount was included in the $1,300,200 contract fee. Monty uses the cost reduction method for any government grants, such as the waiving of these permit fees. The contract amount of $1,300,200 was reduced by this grant. The building and the maintenance building are estimated to have a 40-year life from their dates of completion and will be depreciated using the straight-line method with no residual value. Monty is a private company with an April 30 year end, and the company accountant is currently analyzing the new Buildings account that was set up to capture all the expenditures and credits explained above that relate to the property. Compute the costs that would be capitalized and included in the new Buildings account on the April 30, 2021 statement of financial position, assuming the accountant wants to comply with ASPE but tends to be very conservative in nature; in other words, she does not want to overstate income or assets assuming the fixed fee contract is reduced by municipal government grant amount. Cost of buildings e Textbook and Media Compute costs that would be capitalized and included in the new Buildings account on the April 30, 2021 statement of financial position, assuming the accountant wants to comply with ASPE, but is aware that Monty needs to report increased income to support a requested increase in its bank loan next month assuming the fixed fee contract is reduced by municipal government grant amount. Cost of buildings e Textbook and Media wer field blank. Enter Ofor amounts.) Calculate the total expenses related to the building under both scenarios. (Do not leave any answer field blank. Enter for amounts.) Increased Income approach For 2021 Conservative approach Other Expenses $ $ Increased Income approach For subsequent years Conservative approach Depreciation expense On June 28, 2020, in relocating to a new town, Monty Corp. purchased a property consisting of two hectares of land and an unused building for $224,830 plus property taxes in arrears of $4,050. The company paid a real estate broker a fee of $11,580 for finding the property and legal fees on the purchase transaction of $5,890. The closing statement indicated that the assessed values for property tax purposes were $174,700 for the land and $34,710 for the building. Shortly after acquisition, the building was demolished at a cost of $23,650. Monty Corp. then entered into a $1,300,200 fixed price contract with Maliseet Builders Inc. on August 1, 2020, for the construction of an office building on this site. The building was completed and occupied on April 29, 2021, as was a separate maintenance building that was constructed by Monty's employees. Additional costs related to the property included: Plans, specifications, and blueprints $25.400 Architects' fees for design and supervision 82.000 Landscaping 42,400 Extras on contract for upgrading of windows 46,400 External signage on the property 23,000 Advertisements in newspaper and on television announcing opening of the building 10.400 Gala opening party for customers, suppliers, and friends of Monty 18.600 Costs of internal direct labour and materials for maintenance building 67.000 Allocated variable plant overhead based on direct labour hours worked on maintenance building 9,800 Allocated cost of executive time spent on project 53.800 Interest costs on debt incurred to pay contractor's progress billings up to building completion 62,600 Interest costs on short-term loan to finance maintenance building costs 3.000 locate and build in the town the municipality agreed not to charge its normal building permit fees of $35.800, As an incentive for Monty to locate and build in the town, the municipality agreed not to charge its normal building permit fees of $35.800. This amount was included in the $1,300,200 contract fee. Monty uses the cost reduction method for any government grants, such as the waiving of these permit fees. The contract amount of $1,300,200 was reduced by this grant. The building and the maintenance building are estimated to have a 40-year life from their dates of completion and will be depreciated using the straight-line method with no residual value. Monty is a private company with an April 30 year end, and the company accountant is currently analyzing the new Buildings account that was set up to capture all the expenditures and credits explained above that relate to the property. Compute the costs that would be capitalized and included in the new Buildings account on the April 30, 2021 statement of financial position, assuming the accountant wants to comply with ASPE but tends to be very conservative in nature; in other words, she does not want to overstate income or assets assuming the fixed fee contract is reduced by municipal government grant amount. Cost of buildings e Textbook and Media Compute costs that would be capitalized and included in the new Buildings account on the April 30, 2021 statement of financial position, assuming the accountant wants to comply with ASPE, but is aware that Monty needs to report increased income to support a requested increase in its bank loan next month assuming the fixed fee contract is reduced by municipal government grant amount. Cost of buildings e Textbook and Media wer field blank. Enter Ofor amounts.) Calculate the total expenses related to the building under both scenarios. (Do not leave any answer field blank. Enter for amounts.) Increased Income approach For 2021 Conservative approach Other Expenses $ $ Increased Income approach For subsequent years Conservative approach Depreciation expense