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PPE Transaction #1 Economic Event On 4/4/20, Baker Roofing repaired several holes in the roof of the warehouse caused by a hail storm on 3/21/20,

PPE Transaction #1

Economic Event

On 4/4/20, Baker Roofing repaired several holes in the roof of the warehouse caused by a hail storm on 3/21/20, on account. The warehouse has an 11-year remaining life.

Accounting Transaction

3/27/20

db: PPE-Warehouse $26,936

cr: Accounts Payable $26,936

Audit Steps Performed in Oct. 2020

  1. Observed water damage on ceiling and walls of the warehouse
  2. Agreed to roofers initial estimate (dated 3/27/20) and final invoice (dated 4/6/20)
  3. Traced to check #515135 in CRJ for $26,396 payable to Baker Roofing (posted 5/22/20)

Audit Staff Conclusion

  • The PPE transaction is fairly stated in accordance with GAAP

PPE Transaction #2

Economic Event

On 5/1/20, purchased a 17 story office building on 0.2 acres of land for the new divisional headquarters for $77m, cash. The new suburban Ohio headquarters is 22 miles from downtown.

Accounting Transaction

5/1/20

db: PPE-Land $75m

db: PPE-Building $2m

cr: Cash $77m

Audit Steps Performed in Oct. 2020

  1. Observed the land and building to determine that it satisfies the existence condition
  2. Agreed client ownership records to title, county deed, and purchase contract
  3. Traced to check #516325 in CDJ for $77m (posted 5/1/20)

Audit Staff Conclusion

  • The PPE transaction is fairly stated in accordance with GAAP

PPE Transaction #3

Economic Event

On 6/21/20, sold a barge (a big ship) for $7k. The barge was purchased in 2005 for $335k, had a 15 year useful life and a 30% salvage value. The client uses straight-line depreciation.

Accounting Transaction

6/21/20

db: Cash $7k

db: Acc. Deprec.-Barge $268k

db: Loss on Sale $59k

cr: PPE-Barge $335k

Audit Steps Performed in Oct. 2020

  1. Recomputed and traced cash to CRJ noting a $7k entry on 6/21/20
  2. Traced book value to last years audit work papers
  3. Observed the barge
  4. Agreed purchase price to sales contract and Ohio title transfer documents of watercraft

Audit Staff Conclusion

  • The PPE transaction is fairly stated in accordance with GAAP

A. Assume youre reviewing a staff accountants work on three PPE transactions. The client has an Oct. 30, 2020 fiscal year end. Briefly discuss any audit concerns and provide guidance to the staff accountant.

A.1. PPE Transaction #1

A.2. PPE Transaction #2

A.3. PPE Transaction #3

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